A Haryana woman blamed the hospital and its doctors in Gurugram for the death of her younger sister, Deepika Singh, who was admitted to the healthcare after suffering from fever in January this year. She revealed Deepika died within 18 hours of rushing to the Paras Hospital located in the city.
Deepika's kin took to social media and narrated the entire incident, seeking justice for the deceased sister. Pooja Singh, the elder sister shared an X thread from Deepika's X account, demanding support from netizens in delivering punishment for culprits.
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"Due to the doctor's negligence at Paras Hospital Gurugram (Haryana), Deepika died on 26.01.2025. She walked in the hospital with fever & less platelets & in less than 18 hours she died...It's a very tough time for our family", she posted.
Pooja mentioned her ill sister was shifted to the ICU and assisted with an ventilator, however, the doctors couldn't save her life. Saddened by the loss of her dear family member, she stated the doctors didn't do their part righteously.
"We trusted doctors, but..."
"They made her case critical to make money & in the end could nt manage her situation", she wrote. "We trusted the doctors bt they did all the experiments on her. Culprits should be punished so that they may not repeat the same with others as they did with my sister", the post read further.
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Netizens point "Patna Paras Hospital has been closed"
This matter went viral on X and gathered more than 1.1K reactions. People replied to the post expressing solidarity with the elder sister who brought out the case online and raised concerns about the hospital in Gurugram, Haryana and its doctors.
"Paras hospital in India is a disease itself. No matter which city is. Their aim is same.. either it is Patna or Delhi or gurugram or any. For such shameless practices Patna Paras hospital has been closed since last 6 months by govt authority", stated an X user named Er. Satya Pandit.
"Deeply sorry to hear of Deepika's demise. I have had almost the same situation for a close relative at the same hospital - Paras Hospital, Gurugram. I am convinced that such cases are not simply medical negligence on the part of hospitals but outright (& systemic) fraud", replied another user 'The Long Hol'.
Meanwhile, a few users termed it unacceptable to hold the doctors responsible for the death of a patient. "Stop Victimising doctors", they wrote.
As of Thursday morning, the concerned hospital has not issued any statement regarding this incident.
