Without money, without treatment, Pune Hospital did not recruit a pregnant woman, CM Fadnavis gave this order – eSHOP24X7

The Prime Minister of Maharashtra, Devendra Fadnavis, ordered a committee under the leadership of a Commissioner of Charity Department published in Pune under the leadership of a Commissioner Commissioner of Charity Department published in Pune to investigate the incident of alleged refusal to recruit a pregnant woman. The issue was raised by the member of the Legislative Council (MLC) of Bharatiya Janata (BJP), Amit Gorkhe, and in a video message, said that the wife of her personal assistant, Tanisha Bhisaye, was denied to be admitted by Dinanath Mangeshkar hospital, after which she was taken to another hospital where she died after giving birth to the twins.

CM Fadnavis ordered to establish a committee

A statement issued by the Office of the Principal Minister (CMO) said: “Prime Minister Devendra Fadnavis has taken seriously the incident of the death of a woman after being denied to be admitted to the Dinanath Mangeshkar hospital in Pune. He has ordered the formation of a investigation committee of the secretary of the Commissioner of the Charitable Department, published in Pune to investigate the incident.” ”

What did the hospital say in your report?

Meanwhile, Dinanath Mangeshkar hospital has said in its internal research report that accusations of refusing to recruit a pregnant woman for not paying an early amount of RS 10 Lakh are “deceptive” and accusations have been made by her family. It establishes that the woman’s pregnancy was in a high -risk category and the newborn required treatment in an intensive medical unit (UCUC) for at least two months due to the history of two fetuses and chronic diseases of their seven months. He said that 10 to 20 Lakh rupees were required for treatment and the family was informed that, in case of lack of funds, they can obtain the patient admitted to the General Hospital of the Susoon government for complex surgery.

The hospital formed a four -member committee

In view of these accusations, the hospital conducted an investigation by a four -member committee, including Dr. Dhananjay Kelkar (Medical Director), Dr. Anuja Joshi (Medical Superintendent), Dr. Sameer Jog (in charge of the Intensive Medical Unit) and Dr. Sachin Vibha (Administrator). The committee said in his investigation report that when the women’s relatives approached Dr. Kelkar, they advised him to pay as much as possible, but did not accept advice. Ajit Pawar and Bawankule promised action in the case of the refusal to recruit a pregnant woman.

Ajit Pawar said this

The deputy director of Maharashtra, Ajit Pawar, said on Friday that appropriate measures would be taken after investigating the case of the death of a pregnant woman due to the lack of payment of an anticipated amount of RS 10 Lakh and the guilty will be punished. Pawar said a detailed investigation of the incident has been ordered. The magistrate of the district of Pune, Jitendra Doody, said that the Civil Surgeon of the District has been asked to present a two -day report on the incident. The alleged incident took place on March 28 at Dinanath Mangeshkar hospital. Tanisha Bhise, wife of a personal assistant of the member of the Legislative Council (MLC) of the Bharatiya Janata (BJP) party, Amit Gorkha died, died after giving birth to twins in another hospital.

Chandrashekhar Bawankule said: cm and deputy CM took it seriously

The Minister of Sponsors of the District of Pune, Pawar, said in a statement: “A specialized doctors committee ordered an investigation into the incident. I have spoken with the district magistrate to ensure that the investigation accelerates and is carried out in a transparent and fair way. The guilty will be punished according to the law. Citizens must be restricted and cooperate with the government.” Maharashtra de BJP, Chandrashekhar Bawankule, said that Prime Minister Devendra Fadnavis and the main vice minister, Ajit Pawar, have taken the incident of the incident seriously.

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