Kartavya: Duty with Dedication
Is it possible for a patient to die not of a disease but of a drug? Seems strange. Medicines are meant to save lives. How can they kill the patient? What would be the scenario, suppose if an illiterate person examines a patient, administers drugs, injects and bottles? Yes, sickeningly, many illiterate Munnabhai MBBS’ are found in medical practices in remote villages.
Once there was a flare-up of deceptive doctors gulling money by tampering with the health of uneducated and ignorant people in the distant villages of Aravalli district. The ineligible doctors without obtaining any required degree certificate used to treat people with conventional medicine. And so forth they were messing with people's health and committing unforgivable crimes at the cost of patients’ lives. Even a few of compounders were also carrying bags of medicine on bikes and going door-to-door delivering death in the name of medical treatment.
When
such cases came to the light, it became necessary for the police to act with
strict hands and to teach lessons to such bogus doctors. Several informants
collected details from different areas of the Aravalli district. The district
SOG team got determined to set an example in the society by nabbing the bogus
doctors. The police hatched a conspiracy to trap these so-called rogue doctors.
They seized about fourteen fake medical
practitioners along with a large quantity of medicines. Many other addas of such
false doctors disappeared overnight as the police took action. People also came
to know the truth by whom they were given medicine.
There
were many doctors practicing medicine without a degree. Such bogus bones disappeared
overnight as the police took action. People also came to know the truth that the rogues who
gave them the medicines were actually Munnabhai MBBS.
“No
one has ever seen the God Almighty, but we consider the doctors as the envoys
of the God. Inflicting physical and financial harm to patients suffering from
poverty and illiteracy by giving them false hope is a serious matter. This
matter has become grave serious in the post-corona period.
The
district police’s words reflect his determination:
“Maintaining peace in the society
is the first responsibility of the police. We have also been vigilant about
health matters and have taken strict action against the bogus doctors who are
tampering with it. The district police have done commendable work. Police have
played an important role in building ‘a bogus doctor free society’.”
Kartavya, a police diary by Mr. Ishwar Prajapati in Gujarati
©️Translated into English by Pallavi Gupta🌷
No comments:
Post a Comment