 "Fortis case: Victim's father files police complaint")
Father of a 7-year-old girl, who died of dengue at the Fortis Hospital here, has filed a police complaint against the hospital group, but no FIR has been registered in the case, police said today.
"The father of the deceased child filed the complaint at Sushant Lok police station on Friday," SHO Gaurav Phogat said.
"But we have not filed an FIR yet as a preliminary investigation is on in the matter. We are waiting for an official copy of the inquiry report on the matter by a government panel," he said.
Singh held that the hospital was "criminally negligent in the course of his daughter's treatment".
He accused 18 persons, including chairman, Fortis Memorial Research Institute, executive vice-chairman, Fortis Healthcare, and nine doctors, for his daughter's death.
Singh also alleged in the complaint that the hospital forged the parents' signatures in "crucial and important treatment-related documents, that is, consent forms".
Fortis Healthcare, however, maintained that they were "yet to receive any formal complaint".
"The father of the deceased child filed the complaint at Sushant Lok police station on Friday," SHO Gaurav Phogat said.
"But we have not filed an FIR yet as a preliminary investigation is on in the matter. We are waiting for an official copy of the inquiry report on the matter by a government panel," he said.
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In his complaint, Jayant Singh, urged the police to register the FIR for "culpable homicide" owing to criminal negligence against Fortis Hospital, Gurgaon, and also, forgery and destruction of evidence by the hospital management and doctors.
Singh held that the hospital was "criminally negligent in the course of his daughter's treatment".
He accused 18 persons, including chairman, Fortis Memorial Research Institute, executive vice-chairman, Fortis Healthcare, and nine doctors, for his daughter's death.
Singh also alleged in the complaint that the hospital forged the parents' signatures in "crucial and important treatment-related documents, that is, consent forms".
Fortis Healthcare, however, maintained that they were "yet to receive any formal complaint".