North India Statesman
In the Yogapatti police station area of Bettiah, the doctor’s negligence once again took a woman in a private clinic. The incident is of Narayan Clinic at Fatehpur Chowk. Where during the operation, a woman named Sangeeta Devi was lost. The family and villagers have made serious allegations against the doctor.
Mrikka has been identified as Sangeeta Devi, wife of Mukesh Yadav, a resident of Bagahi. Family members allege that the woman was admitted to Dr. DP Singh’s clinic on complaint of stomach pain. Where they were told that there is a lump in the stomach and it is necessary to do the operation.
After the operation, the condition worsened and during the treatment, Sangeeta Devi was killed. Family members allege that due to the negligence of the doctor and wrong treatment, this is lost. After this incident, there is chaos in the family.
Local people said that Dr. DP Singh’s hospital runs in many places named Narayani and Narayan Clinic, where such incidents often happen. People say that Dr. DP Singh is running clinics in many places by calling himself a medical officer. While doing so is against the rules while in government service.
Local residents have also questioned the health department and administration that when such incidents occur again and again. Even then, why there is no strict action against Dr. DP Singh?
In this case, the family and villagers up to death have caused a lot of ruckus in the clinic and vandalized the police, the police somehow pacified the case.
Can the same doctor open several clinics and treat?
If Dr. DP Singh is a government doctor, how is he running a private clinic?
Is this entire system going on with the connivance of the Health Department?
How many more innocent patients will go, then the department will wake up?
Demand for local people.
The family members and local people have demanded strict action against Dr. DP Singh from the Health Department. Along with the demand for a complete investigation of the Narayan Clinic.
This case of Bettiah has once again questioned the monitoring system of private clinics. It remains to be seen what steps the Health Department takes on this matter.
