Latur doctor booked for allegedly telling colleague to kill COVID patient in viral audio clip

Published On 2025-05-30 11:37 GMT   |   Update On 2025-05-30 11:37 GMT

FIR against Latur doctor for allegedly telling colleague to kill COVID patient

An audio clip that recently went viral on social media allegedly captures a senior doctor of a government hospital in Maharashtra's Latur district instructing a colleague to ''kill'' a COVID-19 patient during the pandemic in 2021. In response, police have registered an FIR against the doctor and launched an investigation into the matter.

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The recording is a purported conversation between the accused, Dr Shashikant Deshpande, who was then additional district surgeon at the Udgir Government Hospital in Latur, and Dr Shashikant Dange, who was posted at a Covid-19 care centre, news agency PTI reported.

The clip, now widely circulated on social media, is purportedly of the time during the COVID-19 crisis peak in 2021 when hospitals were crowded with patients and resources were scarce.

The patient, Kausar Fatima, wife of Dayami Ajimoddin Gaussoddin (53), had later recovered from the disease.

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