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FIR against hospital for swapping babies
After struggling and knocking at all doors for over seven months for justice, a Gurugram couple got an FIR registered against a prominent local hospital in a baby swap case.
Gurugram : After struggling and knocking at all doors for over seven months for justice, a Gurugram couple got an FIR registered against a prominent local hospital in a baby swap case.
The police have registered an FIR against the management of Swastik Hospital, following the direction of the CM Window. The CM window is a Haryana government's initiative to address the people's grievances.
According to the FIR, registered against the management of Swastik Hospital after the intervention of the CM Window, Marjina gave birth to a male child on February 7 at the Swastik Hospital.
The hospital staff didn't allow the couple to see the infant. After two hours, the couple was informed that Marjina gave birth to a female child.
The couple was handed over a girl child, which, according to them, was 5-7 days old and not newborn. The head of the baby was comparatively stronger than a newborn and the umbilical cord was dry.
"My husband enquired around in the hospital, an immediately born male child was found in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), but his mother was not admitted there," Marjina said.
