Four days after the tragic death of 21-year-old Geeta Devi, the Dumra and Baghmara areas of Dhanbad remain tense as allegations of severe medical negligence continue to surface. The situation escalated dramatically when local MP Chandra Prakash Chaudhari launched a scathing attack on Anvit Healthcare Hospital, accusing them of violating multiple health department regulations.
MP's Strong Condemnation of Hospital Management
Giridih MP Chandra Prakash Chaudhari did not mince words when addressing the tragic incident. He strongly criticized the management of Anvit Healthcare Hospital, describing the situation as more than mere negligence. The MP claimed the hospital failed to meet mandatory guidelines and lacked basic amenities necessary for patient care.
Chaudhari made shocking revelations about the hospital's operational methods. He alleged that the facility was being run through agents despite not having adequate medical infrastructure. This practice, according to the MP, directly contributed to the unfortunate outcome for the young patient.
Allegations of Gross Medical Negligence
The parliamentarian framed the incident in the strongest possible terms, stating "This is not a case of negligence but murder." His statement has intensified public outrage in the region and put additional pressure on health authorities to take immediate action.
Chaudhari raised critical questions about the hospital's operations, specifically questioning why the facility claimed to offer complete medical services when it apparently lacked the necessary equipment and resources. This discrepancy, he argued, represented a serious breach of public trust and medical ethics.
Ongoing Tension and Demands for Accountability
The atmosphere in Dumra and Baghmara remains charged as local residents express solidarity with the victim's family. The MP's strong statements have amplified calls for a thorough investigation into hospital practices across the region.
Four days since the incident, authorities face mounting pressure to address the alleged violations of health department norms. The case has highlighted broader concerns about healthcare quality and regulation enforcement in private medical facilities.
Local community leaders have joined the MP in demanding immediate action against the hospital management and stricter implementation of health department guidelines to prevent similar tragedies in the future.
