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JammuSadya Arora’s Death: House panel seeks more details

Sadya Arora’s Death: House panel seeks more details

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House panel seeks more details

Tawi, January 18: A meeting of the Joint House Committee of Jammu and Legislative Council, constituted to look into the alleged medical negligence leading to the death of son of MLC, Ramesh Arora in GMC Jammu, was held under the Chairmanship of Ghulam Nabi Monga, here today.

Legislators, G M Saroori, Dr Bashir Ahmad Shah Veeri, Firdous Ahmed Tak and Surinder Kumar Choudhary, Secretary Legislative Council, Abdul Majid Bhat, Senior Superintendent of Police, (Crime) Mubassir Lattifi and senior doctors from GMC including, HoD Medicine, Dr Anil Mahajan, Medical Superintendent, Dr Romesh Gupta, Special Secretary, LC, Mohammad Ashraf Wani attended the meeting.

The Committee held detailed discussion on the preliminary report submitted by the SSP (Crime) and Medical College authorities on the issue. It enquired from the concerned doctors and SSP (Crime) about the treatment, medical investigations and other aspects related to the case and alleged death of Sadhya Arora. The Committee directed the concerned to provide more details pertaining to the treatment to the deceased enabling it to proceed further.

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