Official suspended over boy's death in Kanpur hospital


Lucknow, Aug 31 (PTI) : Taking serious note of the death of a 12-year-old boy due to alleged negligence of doctors, Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav has suspended the Chief Medical Superintendent of the Kanpur Medical College.

"The CM has suspended CMS of Kanpur Medical College R C Gupta with immediate effect," he said in a statement issued late last night.

Yadav said the state government is committed to provide better medical facilities to the people and insensitive doctors will not be tolerated.

The UP State Commission for Protection of Child Rights (UPSCPCR) had also ordered a probe into the Kanpur incident where a man alleged that his 12-year-old son died due to negligence of the doctors at JSVM Medical College.

"We have issued a notice to the district magistrate, who had submitted his reply that a two-member committee has been constituted to probe into the incident," UPSCPCR Chairperson Juhie Singh had said.

She said the commission had asked the district magistrate to get the matter probed and submit his report within a week. "We have asked that in case he was not authorised to take action, then he should identify the people who committed laxity and send his report," she said.

Sunil Kumar brought his son Anshu, who was suffering from fever, to the emergency ward of Hallet hospital of JSVM Medical College in Kanpur on August 28 and alleged that doctors asked him to go from one department to another which he did while carrying his son on his shoulders and the boy died later, a charge which the hospital authorities have refuted.

JVSM Medical College Principal Navneet Kumar said the child was already brought dead to the hospital and an inquiry has been ordered into the matter. A committee led by three doctors has been asked to submit a report on the matter within three days, Kumar said.

Kanpur District Magistrate Kaushal Raj Sharma has also ordered an inquiry into the matter and has formed a two-member committee, comprising Additional City Magistrate and Additional Chief Medical Officer.

  

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  • Latif Mapal, Jeddah

    Wed, Aug 31 2016

    take a care for future all hospital and taluk and panchayath office for harassing pour people

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  • Dr. T.A.Koshy, Vas Lane, Mangaluru

    Wed, Aug 31 2016

    In what way the Chief Medical Supt. was responsible for the death of the boy ? Besides, i is reported that the boy was already dead when brought to the hospital.

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  • ayes p, kudla/ksa

    Wed, Aug 31 2016

    TERMINATION word shall be use instead of SUSPENSION then only our officials will learn a lesson.

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  • WD, Mumbai

    Wed, Aug 31 2016

    How can a hospital be so insensitive. Is there no value to life ? Break down of governance. Goondas in every sphere hampering development.

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  • Amin Bhoja, Patte / Riyadh

    Wed, Aug 31 2016

    We are boasting to be a Superpower on this coming century and we boast ourselves towards moon and mars but without having any basic facilities to the population in the most rural and hill areas !!!

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  • stan, udupi/dubai

    Wed, Aug 31 2016

    Its a shame that we are living in a society where humans are acting worse than animals.

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  • M.A.Kamal, Mangalore/Saudi Arabia

    Wed, Aug 31 2016

    But all in vain

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  • Vincent Rodrigues., Frazer Town,Bangalore

    Wed, Aug 31 2016

    Insensitive people who are in service need to be taken action to maintain decorum and work culture

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Nashville

    Wed, Aug 31 2016

    Mera Desh Badal Raha Hai ...

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