Dr Suneet Upadhyaya on death of his wife Dr Archana Sharma
Unable to bear the pressure of allegations of medical negligence and murder charges, a Gynecologist, working in a Lalsot-based hospital, has committed suicide. Dr Archana Sharma hanged herself inside a room of the hospital after the family of a patient, who died during childbirth, created ruckus blaming her for the death of the patient and filed an FIR against the late doctor and her husband.
Following the death of the patient who apparently died due to postpartum hemorrhage (PPH) post delivery, the family of the patient created a ruckus at the hospital and an FIR was also lodged against the late gynecologist and her husband Dr Suneet Upadhyaya. The FIR states that because of the negligence of the doctor couple, the patient died. Holding negligence against both of the doctors, the family of the patient demanded that the two should be booked under IPC section 302. The family also demanded to revoke the license of the Hospital.
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Booked For Murder After Patient Death, Distressed Gynecologist Commits Suicide In Rajasthan
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