Oxygen Crisis: The court attracts Delhi Police

New Delhi: Courts here on Tuesday pulled Delhi police for submitting “Casual Ways”.
Reply to the request that seeks Cemara Registration against Jaipur Golden Hospital Management for the alleged death of Covid-19 patients due to lack of oxygen.
A total of 21 critical painful patients had died in hospitals on the night of the April 23-24 intervention for allegedly waiting for the supply of oxygen to be refilled, after six family members who died approached the court.
Not satisfied with the status report submitted by the police, Metropolitan Magistrate Vivek Beniwal said, “The status report has been submitted causal.
IO has not revealed what steps taken after he was directed to submit a status report.” Next, the judge calls it “very material Sensitive “and gave Deputy Commissioner of the Police (DCP) the last opportunity to submit a status report, failed where the court would take action according to the law.
In particular, family members of the deceased.
Approaching the court claimed that hospital management must be punished, but the police, with the intention of Mala Fide, no one was arrested or shaped an investigation against them.
The family has asked the court to take awareness of murder, criminal intimidation, death due to negligence, fraud, criminal conspiracy, and loss of evidence, call and try allegations for this violation.
In the request submitted through advocates Sahil Ahuja and Siddhant Sethi, the complainant has stated that hospital management should stop recognizing patients or starting to spend them if they are low in oxygen supply.
“Keeping everyone in the dark and thus does not provide the right oxygen support that causes De Ath is a guilty murder on their side while the defendant’s hospital scored money and caused an invoice,” said it.
Call it a “negligence rash”, the complainant said it was very clear that hospital management had killed their family members, playing fraud, conspiring and threatening them.