Khyati Hospital Deaths: Uproar After 2 Patients Die Following Angioplasty in Ahmedabad Hospital, Gujarat Health Minister Rushikesh Patel Orders Inquiry (Watch Videos)

Ahmedabad, November 12: In a tragic incident, 2 patients have died following treatment at a free medical camp organized by Khyati Hospital in Borisana village, Mehsana district, sparking widespread outrage and prompting a high-level investigation. The camp was conducted under the Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PMJAY).

UB Gandhi, Deputy Director of PMJAY, acknowledged the gravity of the incident, calling it a “very unfortunate event.” Gandhi assured the public that a comprehensive investigation would be launched immediately. “Our team is on its way to gather all relevant information, including the number of patients who underwent angiographies and angioplasties, whether those procedures were medically indicated, and a review of all related medical records. We are also sending a specialized cardiology team to evaluate the care provided,” he said, adding that a detailed report would be submitted to the commissioner to determine further action. Ahmedabad Road Rage: MBA Student Stabbed to Death by Car Driver After Argument Over Rash Driving in Gujarat; Hunt On for Culprit (Watch Video).

2 Patients Have Died Following Treatment at a Free Medical Camp Organized by Khyati Hospital in Borisana Village

PMJAY Deputy Director Orders Investigation

The deceased individuals have been identified as Nagarbhai Senm and Maheshbhai Barot. Following their deaths, distraught relatives and local villagers gathered in large numbers at Khyati Hospital, seeking answers. However, reports indicate that doctors were not present, and hospital staff offered no explanations. Frustrated by the lack of response, the crowd reportedly vandalized the facility, demanding accountability for the alleged negligence that contributed to the tragic loss of their loved ones. Ahmedabad Shocker: Woman Allegedly Dies by Suicide After Being Harassed by Husband and Mother-in-Law, Victim’s Father Claims Daughter Was Forced To Cook Non-Veg Food.

Family Member Mourns 

Gujarat Health Minister Rushikesh Patel Orders Inquiry

Gujarat Health Minister Rushikesh Patel has responded to the tragic deaths at Khyati Hospital by ordering an immediate inquiry into the incident. Labeling the situation as “very serious,” Patel announced that the State Anti-Fraud Unit (SAFU) of the Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PMJAY) will conduct a thorough investigation. He assured the public that, should any evidence of medical negligence or malpractice be uncovered, strict action will be taken against the hospital and any doctors involved. This directive underscores the government’s commitment to ensuring accountability and reinforcing standards in healthcare facilities.

Dr Bhavin Solanki’s involvement and the state government’s commitment to a thorough investigation have provided some reassurance to the grieving families and the community. As officials gather evidence and await responses from the hospital’s management, there is a collective call for accountability and enhanced oversight of medical camps to prevent further tragedies. Families of the victims and residents are looking to authorities for justice and concrete measures that will ensure patient safety and prevent future lapses in medical care.

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