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Brothers die after quack administers wrong injection

AGRA: Two minor brothers died on Tuesday after they were allegedly administered injection by a quack in Iradat Nagar area in Saiyyan police circle of Agra district.

Published on: Sep 07, 2016 07:49 AM IST
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AGRA: Two minor brothers died on Tuesday after they were allegedly administered injection by a quack in Iradat Nagar area in Saiyyan police circle of Agra district. The duo — Ritesh (14) and Shiva (12) — had approached the ‘doctor’ for treatment of skin infection.

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After the news of their death spread, the accused shut his ‘clinic’ and fled with his compounder.

The mother of the two boys, Lajja Devi and maternal grandfather, Munna Singh, had taken the duo to Sonu Kushwaha, who was practicing as a doctor, at Bharbhuja Pura crossing. On their way back, however, the boys collapsed.

Munna Singh and Lajja Devi then rushed the children to Agra, where both were declared dead by doctors.

“A case has been registered under Section 304 of the IPC against the quack. We are looking for Kushwaha, who fled after locking his clinic,” informed Ashok Yadav, police station in-charge, Iradat Nagar. The bodies of the two children were sent for a post-mortem examination.

When contacted, chief medical officer Dr BS Yadav stated that probe had been ordered into the incident. “The post-mortem report would ascertain the cause of children’s death,” said he said.

 
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Hemendra Chaturvedi

Hemendra Chaturvedi is based in Agra serving as an Assistant Editor, covering districts of Agra and Aligarh division of western Uttar Pradesh. He has been with HT since 1992 and has completed three decades of association with HT.

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