In the government hospital of the Health Minister, the patient is treated by tying his hands and legs
– Photo: Amar Ujala
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An inhuman and shameful picture of Bihar Health Minister Tejashwi Yadav’s hospital has come to the fore, in which health workers are seen treating a young man by tying his hands and legs. This picture is of Sadar Hospital in a district adjacent to Patna, where health workers are treating a patient admitted in Sadar Hospital for treatment by tying his hands and feet with a rope. On the other hand, the hospital administration argues that the rest of the patients should not face any problem, that is why the patient has to be tied with a rope.
Police had taken him to the hospital
In fact, on May 02, the police of Sonpur police station had admitted a young man who was a victim of drug addiction to Hajipur Sadar Hospital in a state of unconsciousness. Due to the intoxication of the patient, the hospital personnel tied the patient with a rope for their convenience and threw him on the bed. For the last 3 days, the young man is in the hospital in the same condition. In a tied condition, this patient is now seen dragging here and there in the hospital and crawling on the ground.
what do health workers say
The staff present in the hospital say that this patient starts running here and there and this causes trouble to other patients. That’s why this patient has to be kept tied with ropes. The hospital staff argued that the youth appeared to be mentally challenged and had been referred to mental doctors for his treatment.
Doctors of mental department do not have information
When the doctors of the Mental Department of Sadar Hospital Hajipur were contacted for tying the patient lying in a tied condition in the hospital for 3 days with a rope and not giving him treatment, the officials said that they did not give any information about such a patient. Has been. Officials associated with mental illness said that if they were informed about such a patient, instead of tying him with ropes, better treatment would have been arranged for him.
