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Hospitals Face FIR Over ITBP Jawan's Mother's Hand Amputation
25 May
Summary
- FIR registered against Krishna and Paras Hospitals for alleged negligence.
- Hospitals' delay in treatment led to amputation of ITBP jawan's mother's hand.
- ITBP personnel presence at police station prompted official communication to HQ.
An FIR is being filed against Krishna and Paras Hospitals after a medical committee found them negligent in the case of Nirmala Devi, mother of ITBP jawan Vikas Singh. The committee's revised report highlighted significant delays in treatment by both medical facilities, ultimately necessitating the amputation of Ms. Devi's hand.
Separately, the Police Commissioner addressed ITBP headquarters concerning the substantial number of ITBP personnel who appeared at the police commissionerate. While emphasizing no conflict, the presence was deemed to send an incorrect message. The ITBP was asked to recall the force, and an inquiry was requested into the matter.
