The minister asked hospitals' administration officials to take proper care of admitted newborns, provide all necessary treatment in time and, if required, refer them to other suitable hospital, a spokesperson said.
Rathore also rejected allegations that the newborns in JLN hospital in Ajmer died due to "carelessness" and claimed that four of the dead newborns were born preterm.
Five newborns, who were admitted to the JLN Hospital Ajmer separately, died on May 14 night and May 15 morning.
"The government should take up serious step to improve situation," Pilot said.
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