More than 10 years of rape was angry after delaying the alleged treatment

The death of the 10 -year -old rape in the East Indian state after his alleged delay in medical treatment in the country.

The girl died on Sunday morning at the Patna Medical Hospital and managed by the state government (PMCH) in the capital Patna.

Her uncle claimed that the child’s condition worsened because she was waiting for an ambulance for four hours on Saturday before she was hospitalized.

The PMch authorities denied this, saying that the allegations of the delay in acceptance are “baseless.”

The death of the girl has made the headlines of the national newspapers, where the opposition leaders accuse the Bihar government – a coalition led by the BJP and the DJP and the DJD United (JD (U)) – from the mismanagement of the particle. The government has denied any neglect.

The girl is from the Dalit community, which is located at the bottom of the Hindu Class. Dalit faces widespread widespread in India despite the laws in force to protect them.

After anger, the National Committee for Human Rights and the National Committee for Women criticized the incident and requested an investigation into the hospital role.

Rape victims cannot be named under Indian law.

The girl was raped on May 26, who was claimed by a man who lived near her aunt’s house in Muzburur. The police arrested the man and investigated the crime.

The girl was lost while she was playing outside her home. Her family members later found her a lie near the road. Police officials told correspondents that they had several knife wounds.

It was first transferred to a local hospital and then to the Skmch Square College and Hospital, about 85 km (53 miles) from Patna.

Kumari Vibha, the Hindi BBC, the BBC, told the child that the child had several injuries, including wounds on her chest and neck, but her condition settled. Ms. Vipha said that she needed PMch because she needed the reconstruction process on WindPIPE.

But in PMch, the child’s uncle said, they faced a delay in acceptance while the child was waiting for the ambulance.

“We have made (hospital staff) run for four hours from the hospital department to another,” he said. He said he was later accepted in the gynecology department.

The hospital denied these allegations. Thakur, an official at the Supreme Hospital, said that the child’s family had initially confessed to it to the Ministry of Pediatrics, but was sent to the ear, nose and throat department (ENT) due to its injuries.

“Since we do not have the intensive care unit in the nose and the throat, the child has been transferred to the intensive care unit in the gynecology department,” he said, adding that the child was brought in an ambulance to support prior life, and is equipped to provide critical care.

Mr. Thakur said: “The allegations of delay in obtaining a hospital bed are unfounded.”

The child’s ordeal began to make news after a virus video showed the opposition party members arguing with the hospital staff, demanding acceptance.

The state’s opposition parties have held many protests since the death.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said the girl was “very shameful” and demanded strict action against negligence officers.

“I waited for a victim of rape for hours outside PMCH to accept … What is the use of large buildings that are built in the name of hospitals when there is chaos, corruption, misconduct, lack of resources and lack of sensitivity everywhere?” The main opposition party in the state, Rashtia Gata D., said X.

The leaders of the Bharatia Jatata and JD (U) denied any neglect. Anamika Singil, spokesman for the Bharatia Jatata Party, described the death of the girl as “unfortunate.”

She said, “I myself manage a hospital and I know that getting a hospital bed is a time that takes time. People in our government are working responsibly.”

The accident also attracted attention to the medical infrastructure case in Bihar, months before the state assembly elections were held.

Last month, a patient in another government hospital in Patna He said The mice slightly finger it while it was asleep. The hospital authorities launched an investigation into the accident.

On Tuesday, in an editorial entitled Bihar’s Day, Times of India highlighted the state of unfortunate hospitals in the state. Refer a report This was found that only half of all industrial respirators in government hospitals were functional and that the capital Patna had only one government doctor for 11,541 people. This ratio is much worse in rural areas.

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