“Family of Deceased Breaks Open Postmortem Room Door, Suspects College Student is Alive: SKMCH, Muzaffarpur”

Accident – Death – Obituary News :

Patna: In a peculiar incident on Friday, the family members of a deceased individual took his body out of the postmortem room at SKMCH in Muzaffarpur by forcibly breaking open the door. They insisted that the doctors perform an electrocardiogram (ECG) test on him, suspecting that he might still be alive. However, the doctors confirmed his death after conducting the ECG test. The 20-year-old college student, who was allegedly hit by a truck on the Muzaffarpur-Darbhanga highway, was then sent back for postmortem examination.

The incident took place when Jaiprakash Singh, a resident of Locha village, was returning home from a feast at Raghopur village late on Thursday night. According to the police, his bike was hit by a truck. Upon receiving information from passers-by, the police retrieved the body from the accident spot and sent it to SKMCH in Muzaffarpur for postmortem.

The family members of the deceased alleged that the police took the body directly for postmortem without consulting the doctors, which goes against standard operating procedures. They also claimed that the police did not wait for the body to be identified.

It was only after the family members arrived at the hospital upon hearing about the accident that the deceased was identified as Jaiprakash Singh, son of Vibha Devi, a former ward member of Raghopur.

Dr. Abha Lata Sinha, the principal of SKMCH in Muzaffarpur, stated that the relatives forcefully took the body out of the postmortem room and insisted on conducting an ECG test, hoping that he might still be alive. However, the ECG test confirmed his death. Dr. Sinha further explained that they do not issue death certificates for individuals who die outside the hospital without undergoing a postmortem examination, making it necessary to perform the test.

In other news, a former syndicate member has requested Mangalore University to relocate the evaluation center from Konaje to colleges within the city limits. This move would benefit evaluators who currently have to travel 21km to Konaje, ensuring the efficiency of the evaluation process and reducing travel expenses.

Additionally, the Nashik district administration is working to provide government benefits to the Katkari community in Trimbakeshwar’s Kavnai village. The administration has implemented basic facilities and will facilitate a virtual interaction between the Prime Minister and the tribe to understand the benefits they receive from the PM-Janjaati Adivasi Nyay Mahabhiyan.

Overall, these recent developments highlight the importance of adhering to standard procedures in handling deceased individuals and the efforts being made to improve evaluation processes and provide benefits to marginalized communities..