New Delhi: 28-year old female Doctor found dead in her Hospital Cabin, family alleges foul play
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New Delhi: A 28-year old female medical practitioner was mysteriously found dead in her cabin at a city-based private hospital. Based on a preliminary investigation, the police is considering it as a suicide, however, her family has alleged foul play and demanded an investigation.
The young doctor was residing at Panchsheel Park area with her husband who is also a doctor. . The doctor had completed her MBBS from Safdarjung Hospital, MD Anaethesia from RML and was now pursuing super-specialisation in critical care. She was posted in the neurology department at Maharaja Agrasen Hospital in West Delhi's Punjabi Bagh area for the last one year
The incident took place on Saturday night. According to media reports, on the day of the incident, the deceased doctor was in consistent contact with her family members over phone and video calls from her cabin. She even consulted a few patients after talking to them.
The CCTV footage showed that she last attended a patient at 12:15 am and later entered her cabin at 12:18 am.
The next morning when the doctor did not come out of her cabin, the door was knocked. When no reaction came from inside, the door was forcibly opened.
The young doctor was residing at Panchsheel Park area with her husband who is also a doctor. . The doctor had completed her MBBS from Safdarjung Hospital, MD Anaethesia from RML and was now pursuing super-specialisation in critical care. She was posted in the neurology department at Maharaja Agrasen Hospital in West Delhi's Punjabi Bagh area for the last one year
The incident took place on Saturday night. According to media reports, on the day of the incident, the deceased doctor was in consistent contact with her family members over phone and video calls from her cabin. She even consulted a few patients after talking to them.
The CCTV footage showed that she last attended a patient at 12:15 am and later entered her cabin at 12:18 am.
The next morning when the doctor did not come out of her cabin, the door was knocked. When no reaction came from inside, the door was forcibly opened.
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