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Relatives create ruckus after woman's death
in hospital
Thursday June 14, 2012 10:43:04 PM,
IANS
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Jaipur: Family
members of a migrant woman from Pakistan created ruckus at a
private hospital here when she died while undergoing treatment
Thursday, police said.
A first information report (FIR) has been registered against some
doctors of the hospital, they added.
According to the police, Basanti Devi, 37, who had been living in
the city's Shiprapath area for the past 10 years, had been
admitted to Saket Hospital for a gall bladder stone surgery May
29.
"The doctor say that she was operated upon and her stones were
removed. However, she developed some infection following which she
died Thursday," Assistant Commissioner of Police Sukhdev Singh
Jangir told IANS.
He added that she was staying here with some relatives. "They
alleged negligence on part of the hospital and staged a
demonstration. They shouted slogans and refused to take the body.
We have registered a case against the doctors who conducted the
surgery," said the official.
Jangir said that Basanti Devi had been living here since 2002
after migrating from Pakistan.
"Her visa was being extended by the government, however, she was
yet to get a permanent citizenship," he said.
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