The woman who died was 5 months pregnant, the doctor had given a wrong report. The woman who died was 5 months pregnant, the doctor had given a wrong report IV News

The Gwalior bench of the Madhya Pradesh High Court has assigned a CBI probe into the death of a 5-month pregnant newlywed. The court has accepted wrongful registration of FIR by the police, negligence in investigating the case as well as negligence of the doctor who conducted the post-mortem examination of the deceased. In light of this, the Supreme Court has granted the Central Bank an investigation into the case.

It has also been said that negligence is not excusable when it comes to the death of a newly married woman, considering the conduct of the negligent doctor and the police, it is not right to conduct an investigation with the police. Now CBI will investigate this entire case and submit the report in Supreme Court. If found guilty, strict action will be taken against the doctor who conducted the autopsy along with the police officer who led the investigation.

Let us tell you that the whole case is related to Hastinapur Police Station in Gwalior District where Neetu Gurjar, a resident of village Khodu Ka Pura, was married to Dhruv Singh, a resident of village Dayeli, on 31 May 2022. Much was revealed on the demand of the in-laws, but the in-laws demanded 5 lakh rupees and a car from Neetu, for non-compliance she was harassed. Neetu died suspiciously on October 10, 2022. Police postmortem revealed that Neetu died due to snake bite, due to Neetu’s dear family, police did not register a case of dowry and dowry harassment. was delivered on his behalf.

In the claim filed in the Supreme Court, it was
Ramniwas Singh, Neetu’s father, filed a petition in the Gwalior High Court through lawyer Awadhesh Singh Bhadoria against the complicity of the police, FSL and the doctor who conducted the post-mortem. death, the police only registered a case of domestic abuse Due to the collusion and negligence of the police and the doctor, an attempt has been made to suppress the serious case.

Despite being pregnant, she was told it was normal

Accepting the petition based on the documents and evidence submitted in the petition, the Supreme Court subpoenaed all documents and court reports related to the investigation of the case. Along with this, the doctors who performed the autopsy of the deceased were also called before the court. The Supreme Court considered negligence during the hearing and expressed its surprise that despite being about 19 weeks pregnant, the deceased’s uterus was declared healthy in the post-mortem report of the deceased, but it was not mentioned during the hearing. pregnancy of the deceased In the post-mortem report, without medical examination, the cause of death of the deceased was snakebite but as per rules the skin of the snakebite was not removed and sent for SFL examination.

says the petitioner
Awadhesh Singh Bhadoria, advocate for the petitioner, says that in this whole case, the police also did not listen to the plea of ​​the family of the deceased, so the Supreme Court found negligence on the part of the doctors who conducted the post-mortem at the police, FSL. and submitted the study to the Central Bank. It is worth noting that if negligence is proven in the Central Bank’s report, tougher measures will be taken against the team of the doctor who performed the autopsy at the police, SFL.