Times
of India: Jaipur: Monday, 07 December 2015.
An FIR has
been registered with Ashok Nagar police station against the former office
bearers of Rajasthan Medical Council for tampering with the hospital documents
related to mysterious death of a dentist, 14 years ago. The dentist's father
who is also a doctor alleged that the death was under mysterious circumstances,
but to cover up the real cause of death, the doctors tampered with the
documents. The father has expressed suspicion about his daughter-in-law who has
been missing since her husband's death.
According to
the police, dentist Anurag Pandey, a resident of Mansarovar in the city, had
his clinic adjoining his house. "He was rushed to SMS hospital in critical
condition on December 31, 2001 from where he was referred to a private
hospital. Anurag died while undergoing treatment," said sub-inspector Gita
Chaudhary who is probing the case.
She said that
when Anurag's father Shivkant Pandey came to the hospital the next day the
doctors didn't tell him clearly the cause of death. The doctors at the medical
council issued bogus documents explaining his cause of death.
"After
RTI came into force, he filed an RTI for medical council records. He found that
the records had been tampered with. There were many corrections in the records.
From the very beginning, he thought that Anurag's death was suspicious. His
daughter-in-law left home the next day and never came back. He thinks she is
abroad," said the officer.
The police
officials said that an FIR has been registered against doctors including
Bhagwan Sahay Mishra, Dr Archana Johari and Shashimohan Sharma under sections
218 (public servant framing incorrect record or writing with intent to save
person from punishment or property from forfeiture), 219 (public servant in
judicial proceeding corruptly making report, etc., contrary to law) and 120B
(criminal conspiracy) of IPC.
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