Anger over the death of the victim of rape after allegedly delayed treatment

The death of a 10-year-old sacrifice in the Eastern Indian state of Bihar after allegedly delay in medical treatment caused indignation in the country.

The girl died on Sunday morning at the State Government College of Patna and Hospital (PMC) in Patna’s capital.

Her uncle claimed that the child’s condition had deteriorated when she was waiting in an ambulance about four hours on Saturday before going to the hospital.

The PMC authorities denied this, saying that claims to delay upon admission “unjustified”.

The girl’s death spoke with national headlines, and opposition leaders have accused the Bihar government – a coalition led by the Bharati Party Jonat (BJP) and Jonata Dal United (JD (U)) – about a rough mismanagement. The government has denied any negligence.

A girl from the Ditami community, which is at the bottom of the Hindu hierarchy of the caste. Dalites face extensive cruelty in India, despite the laws operating for their protection.

After being outraged, the National Human Rights Commission and the National Commission for Women criticized the incident and asked for an investigation into the role of the hospital.

Victims of rape cannot be named Indian legislation.

On May 26, the girl was raped, allegedly a man who lived near the aunt’s house in Muzaphre. Police arrested this man and investigated the crime.

The girl was missing when she was playing her house. Later, her family members found that she lay wounded near the road. Police officials told reporters that she had several knife wounds.

At first she was taken to a local hospital, and then to Sri Krishna and the hospital (SKMCH), about 85 km (53 miles) from Patna.

Cumar Wibha, head of Skmch, told BBC Hindi that the child had several injuries, including wounds on his chest and neck, but her condition stabilized. Ms Wybha said she had been sent to PMC when she needed surgery to reconstruct the respiratory pipe.

But in PMC, the child’s uncle, they were faced with the delay while the baby waited in the ambulance.

“They (hospital staff) made us run for four hours from one hospital department to another,” he said. Later, she was admitted to the gynecology department, he said.

The hospital denied these allegations. This is the chief official of the hospital, said the child’s family initially came to the pediatric department, but she was sent to the ear, nose and throat (ENT) from the injuries.

“As we do not have intensive care department, the child was transferred to the department of gynecology,” he said, adding that the child was brought to previous aid in the field of life, which is equipped for critical assistance.

“The charges of delaying the hospital bed are unjustified,” Takur said.

The difficult situation of the child began to make news after the viral video showed that the party participants had argued with the hospital staff, demanding that it be accepted.

Opposition parties in the state conducted several protests after death.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said the girl’s death was “extremely shameful” and demanded that he resist careless officers.

“The victim rape expected that hours outside the PMC would be recognized … What use of large buildings is built in the name of hospitals, if there is chaos, corruption, behavior, lack of resources and insensitivity?” The main opposition party of the state of Rashtry Jonata Dal said on X.

Leaders BJP and JD (U) denied any negligence. BJP Anaamika Singh Patel’s Press Senior called the death of the girl “unhappy”.

“But I manage the hospitals myself, and I know that getting a bed at the hospital is a process that takes time. People work responsibly in our government,” she said.

The incident also cited the state of Bihar’s medical infrastructure, a few months before the State Assembly’s elections should be held.

Last month patient at another public hospital in Patna – Note This rat bitten the toe while it slept. The hospital authorities have launched an investigation into the incident.

On Tuesday, in a terrible edition called “Bihara’s Shame”, the Times of India emphasized the state of hospitals in the state. This referred to the recent report This showed that only half of all fans in public hospitals were functional, and that there was only one government doctor for 11,541 people in the capital. This attitude is much worse in rural areas.

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