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Amethi:
Members of the family of a 22-year-old lady on Saturday stored her physique exterior a hospital right here and staged a protest holding the docs chargeable for her loss of life.
In accordance with police, further police pressure has been deployed close to the hospital to make sure legislation and order.
Divya was taken to Sanjay Gandhi Hospital by her household after she complained of a abdomen ache. After analyzing her, the physician recommended an operation to take away stones in her gallbladder, the protesting villagers alleged.
On September 14, she went right into a coma earlier than the operation and was stored on the hospital for greater than 30 hours earlier than being referred to Lucknow, they mentioned.
Holding the negligence of docs for Divya’s loss of life, her husband Anuj Shukla alleged that she additionally suffered a coronary heart assault on the hospital.
Divya died in Lucknow at round 4 am on Saturday following which he filed a criticism towards the hospital docs, Shukla mentioned.
Hospital’s Normal Supervisor Awadhesh Sharma mentioned Divya had a response to the anaesthesia administered to her earlier than the operation. He additionally acquired the data this morning that Divya had died.
In accordance with police, the protest started at round 8 pm. The protesters are demanding motion towards the hospital and monetary assist of Rs 1 crore to the household.
Sanjay Gandhi Hospital is run by Sanjay Gandhi Memorial Belief New Delhi and Sonia Gandhi is its chairperson whereas Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi are the members of the belief.
Amethi Superintendent of Police Ilamaran G mentioned an investigation staff has been shaped on this case on the orders of district Justice of the Peace Amethi and authorized motion might be taken on the idea of its report.
The members of the family have warned that they may proceed the protest until their calls for usually are not met.
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