Viral- Heated debate between outpost incharge and BJP District President regarding jam at Sitapur hospital gate, said – 'Suspend it, nothing more can be done than this'

Sitapur. 'Swati ji, there is a jam at the hospital gate, it is becoming difficult to get out on foot. Many ambulances are also stuck. Hearing this, outpost in-charge Sadar Swati Chaturvedi (Police Outpost In-charge Swati Chaturvedi) got so angry at BJP District President Rajesh Shukla. He said you are making my video. You go and get me suspended, nothing more can be done.

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On this the District President said that you listen to me, why will we make your video? The problem will definitely be mentioned. It is your job to get it diagnosed. On this she became more furious and said that we are on post-mortem duty, go and inform the outpost in-charge. This is not our job. After about thirty minutes of conversation, the BJP District President returned from there. The District President gave this information to SP Ankur Aggarwal.

Patients seen being carried in their lap

Due to e-rickshaws at the hospital gate, the jam was so severe that even the ambulance could not reach the hospital. The attendants were seen carrying the patient in their lap. Patients coming to the hospital faced problems. The police personnel did not even appear to clear the jam.

go to the police station and lodge a complaint

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Someone snatched the chain of Archana Shukla of Shastri Nagar, who had come to the district hospital with her daughter to take medicines. Told that when she reached the hospital post to complain, the Inspector present there, Swati Chaturvedi, refused to accept the application and asked her to go to the police station.

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