Kanpur: Two junior doctors of a state-run medical college in Kanpur have been suspended for allegedly dumping a woman patient on the barrage of river Ganga, police said on Friday.
The head of Orthopaedic department of Ganesh Shankar Vidyarthi Memorial Medical College, Dr A K Gupta said that the two doctors -- Vivek Nayar and Iftikar Ansari -- have been suspended for three months and a three-member committee will probe the incident.
Victim Krishna Devi, a resident of Begusarai in Bihar, was injured in a train accident last week after which she was admitted to the medical college by police as she was travelling alone, police said.
Next day police found the woman, who narrated the incident to them, and got her admitted at the hospital again, they said.
In the initial investigation, the allegations were found to be true following which medical college authorities took the action, police said.
The head of Orthopaedic department of Ganesh Shankar Vidyarthi Memorial Medical College, Dr A K Gupta said that the two doctors -- Vivek Nayar and Iftikar Ansari -- have been suspended for three months and a three-member committee will probe the incident.
Victim Krishna Devi, a resident of Begusarai in Bihar, was injured in a train accident last week after which she was admitted to the medical college by police as she was travelling alone, police said.
Next day police found the woman, who narrated the incident to them, and got her admitted at the hospital again, they said.
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In the initial investigation, the allegations were found to be true following which medical college authorities took the action, police said.
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