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Patna's medical institute asks employees to declare virginity, number of wives
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It had allegedly refused to provide an ambulance to the parents of a child, who died battling cancer in Patna. After which, the father had to carry the dead body of his five-year-old son on his shoulder.
In a bizarre incident, Patna's Indira Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences has asked its employees to declare their virginity and number of wives in a marital status declaration form.
Out of three such declarations, one reads as: "That I am bachelor/widower/virgin."
Recently, IGIMS has been in news for wrong reasons.
It had allegedly refused to provide an ambulance to the parents of a child, who died battling cancer in Patna. After which, the father had to carry the dead body of his five-year-old son on his shoulder.
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