Fake Doctors on the Run after Dalit Woman's Tragic Death
Two unlicensed doctors have been charged with culpable homicide after a Dalit woman and her unborn child died from a wrong injection at an unregistered hospital. The police are currently searching for the absconding culprits. Investigations revealed the hospital and the doctors' credentials were fraudulent.

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Two unlicensed doctors have been charged with culpable homicide following the tragic death of a Dalit woman and her nine-month-old fetus due to an incorrect injection. Authorities revealed that the private hospital, where the incident occurred, was unregistered, and the credentials of the doctors were found to be fraudulent.
Based on a complaint by Ankit Kannaujiya, the woman's brother-in-law, the woman Anchal was admitted for delivery on April 23. The two accused doctors demanded Rs 50,000 and administered an injection that led to her death. They allegedly fled the scene, citing a lack of oxygen as the reason.
Aurai police and health department officials are actively searching for the absconding doctors. The case underscores serious lapses in monitoring medical practitioners and facilities, urging a reevaluation of regulatory mechanisms.
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