Humanity has been wired, a daughter is forced to take the dead body of the father to his shroud

Kannauj, J.N.N. All limits of immorality were exceeded when a daughter was forced to take the dead body by shrouding her ankle for the father. Just imagine what would have happened on the daughter who wrapped the body of the father in her dupatta. The father who was alive while protecting his daughter’s area from the eyes of the society, today the same area was taken away by the painless people of the society as soon as the eyes of that father were closed. This incident which took place in humanitarian life happened in Kannauj District Hospital.

Farmer Mahesh was badly injured in Jevan-Attara village of Sadar Kotwali area. With the help of the villagers, the daughter brought her to the district hospital. She told that instead of treating her father, the doctors referred her to the medical college Tirwa, she kept on requesting him to treat her but all of them refused. When somehow an ambulance was found, the father died as soon as he reached the hospital gate. The driver brought the dead body of the father to the road outside the hospital’s mercury and walked away with an ambulance.

Father’s Shroud made from Aanchal

After this, the daughter lay alone for a long time near the body of the father lying on the ground in the sun, but no health worker took notice. Neither the staff of the hospital removed the corpse nor removed the bottle. After about a quarter of an hour, with the help of the villagers, the body was lifted and placed under the tin shed. Earlier, he cleaned himself with a broom and if the stretcher was not found, he took off his lapal (scarf) and made a shroud by laying the ground.

CMS landed in defense

Seeing this scene shaking people, the stone heart did not sweat. When asked by CMS UC Chaturvedi about this, he denied any negligence. He said that the ambulance driver had gone to collect the key of the mercury by placing the dead body at the gate. The householders had taken the dead body even before he returned. On the question of removing the dip, the deceased family member did not contact any health worker.