Nagpur: DNA test, disposal of his request in court, and closed police cases have failed to convince a 35-year-old man who no longer exists.
“He lives and hidden somewhere,” Harshad Topares said at a press conference on Thursday, even though all documents with him showed a baby girl was born from his wife on July 7, 2020.
In the span of three days, Topares, the residents of the kemarabi, have lost their wives and Newborns last year.
His wife died after excessively bloody post-shipping, which also insisted that insisted can be avoided.
Himself for more than a year now, TopArs still struggled to prove that he was handed over to the daughter’s body of others, and a guilty gynecologist.
“My wife was accepted in the Caesarean section in the hospital in Sakkardara.
But in the end, he delivered naturally around 7:30 a.m.
on July 8, the hospital told me.
The doctor was not seen when he was in observation.
Initially, they told me Babies and mothers are safe.
They asked me to bring 5 liters of hot water.
I went to the house and returned in 15 minutes.
When I returned, my wife didn’t move, “he said.
Topares added, “A child specialist is called a baby does not cry.
I have seen it is a boy.
Specialists are asked to shift babies to hospitals in Dhantoli.
After shifting, the specialist says it will be an abnormal child.” Meanwhile, wife Topare shifted to another hospital in Nandanvan.
“His condition deteriorated.
On July 8, at 10:30 a.m., they told that the child had died.
I told them that my wife was serious so I went to take the prisoners of the child’s body on July 9 the same night, my wife also died,” he said .
The detention of the child’s body was taken by a typhoon, who brought a baby girl directly to Gangabai Ghat and buried it.
On July 13, Topares was surprised to learn that it was a daughter.
“The summary of hospital deaths calls girls.
I asked them and told them that it was a boy.
Then the first hospital also made U-turn and said it was a daughter,” he said.
(Because both hospitals did not respond to TI calls, they had not been named)