BAREILLY: Families of at least 15 Covid-19 patients who died within 24 hours at a private hospital in UP’s Moradabad said it was because the facility .
The brawl was caught on camera and the purported video went viral.
BAREILLY: The emergency ward of the district hospital in Rampur was crowded and several people were in the chamber of the doctor on duty, trying to grab his attention. A nurse came and asked him to issue a death certificate. What happened next left the onlookers shell-shocked. The two had a heated argument and suddenly, the nurse slapped the doctor and he hit her back.
The brawl was caught on camera and the purported video went viral.
The incident took place on Monday, when the family of a Covid patient who had died approached the hospital administration for a death certificate. The nurse went to the doctor for it and he allegedly asked her to get a formal request in writing for the death certificate. Their ensuing argument turned ugly.
Gurmej Singh, 30, is the second person to die; no FIRs have been filed in both the border deaths
BAREILLY: Gurmej Singh, 30, a resident of Bhoomi Dhan village along the Indo-Nepal border in UP’s Pilibhit, who was injured during firing by Nepalese police on March 4 and was shifted to King George’s Medical University in Lucknow in a critical state, succumbed on Sunday night. Nepalese police had reportedly resorted to indiscriminate firing on four persons who were “illegally” crossing the border. One of them, Govinda Singh, had died on the spot. UP Police had refused to file an FIR on the complaint that Nepalese police opened fire when the farmers were sowing sugarcane in their fields “near the no man’s land”.
Bareilly: Three tigers strayed across the border from Dudhwa and Pilibhit tiger reserves into Nepal this month, of which one was tranquilised and caged, the other broke free and is now lost, and one was found dead ensnared and declawed. While Nepal officials said the tiger was killed by poachers in India, wildlife officials in India said that was “highly unlikely.”
“We have spoken to Nepal officials to get details of all three tigers so we can match them against our database,” Dudhwa field director Sanjay Pathak said.
On March 16, a male tiger was tranquilised in the Khata corridor, which connects Nepal’s Bardia National Park and India’s Katarniaghat Wildlife Sanctuary which, in turn, is a link between the tiger habitats of Dudhwa and Kishanpur. A day later, another male tiger was tranquilised about 100m from the India-Nepal border on the other side. It had reportedly killed six people in Nepal, a source said, and had been caged. But on March 24, it managed to break
Rizvi recently filed a petition in the Supreme Court demanding removal of 26 verses from the Quran
BAREILLY: Ditched by family, ostracized by his community and censured by a string of senior BJP leaders and those from other political parties, former chairperson of Shia Waqf board Waseem Rizvi is increasingly finding himself isolated and hated, with just a bunch of policemen around him.
He is under Y -category security and in an undisclosed location. This came after Rizvi recently filed a petition in the Supreme Court demanding removal of 26 verses from the Quran,
Old Lucknow’s iconic Bara Imambara hosted a massive protest in which people and religious heads from both Sunni and Shia sects took part and announced ostracism of Rizvi from the Muslim community.