FIR against Assam hospital after Judge accuses facility of attempt to murder, organ transplant
Dibrugarh: A private hospital in Dibrugarh district has fallen in soup after a Judge moved a complaint against the facility claiming that the hospital tried to kill her while undergoing treatment as it was involved in organ trafficking, following which an FIR was registered by the police against the hospital.
The judge Nogen Senabaya Deori who is the present officer of Industrial Tribunal, Dibrugarh, and in charge of Labour Court, Dibrugarh, in the FIR filed on September 16, alleged that he was admitted to the hospital after testing positive for COVID-19, on September 9 and was later shifted to the ICU. He claimed that several injections were pushed into his saline drip and naval region. He became unconscious around 10 pm after being administered another injection and woke up around 2 am.
He further stated that he resisted against further attempts made by the nurses to inject him, and somehow was able to message his son, friends, the additional district and sessions judge. According to the judge, he tried to drag a nurse to an open area to escape the ward around 6 am, however was blocked by 2 men and was kept in a corner of a room. He was discharged after his son came to the hospital. He also claimed to have seen medicines and equipment needed for organ transplant which were kept near his bed, which he alleged were later removed.
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