In an alleged incident of medical negligence, a pregnant woman in Krishnanagar town of West Bengal’s Nadia district was reportedly forced to deliver her baby on an e-rickshaw after she was allegedly refused admission in the hospital by a doctor citing diagnosis that her due date was still a month away.

According to reports, the woman’s family said that she was suffering from labour pains and was rushed to the Krishnanagar district hospital on Wednesday where the on-duty doctor allegedly refused to admit her after diagnosing that the woman’s delivery date wasn’t due until a month later.

The family claimed that despite pleading and begging the doctor to admit the pregnant woman as she was experiencing critical labour pains, the doctor remained unmoved and refused to admit her and turned them away, following which the family decided to take her back home.

The woman’s grandmother Bhagirathi Biswas told reporters that she had brought her granddaughter to the district hospital as she was experiencing intense labour pains but the doctor there refused to admit her saying that she wouldn’t deliver the baby before the due date.

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Narrating the family’s ordeal, the elderly woman said that as they were heading home after being denied admission into the hospital, her granddaughter started facing excruciating contractions and they were forced to deliver the baby in unhygienic conditions in a Toto e-rickshaw.

After childbirth, the family took the newborn and the mother back to the district hospital where the infant was declared dead by the doctors.

Following the incident, the bereaved family wrote an application to the Chief Medical Health Office, accusing the doctor of medical negligence that led to the newborn’s death and for risking the mother’s health.

The accused doctor had denied all allegations and claimed that the child was stillborn and had already died inside the womb four days before birth.

The Chief Medical Officer’s office has filed a complaint of medical negligence against the doctor, while the family has also filed a police complaint against her.

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Bollywood actor Chrisann Pereira, who was arrested in a drug smuggling case earlier this month in United Arab Emirates’ Sharjah city, was released on Thursday.

The 27-year-old actor of Batla House and Sadak 2 fame, was arrested in Sharjah earlier this month after they found narcotics hidden inside a trophy she was carrying.

The Bollywood actress was arrested in connection with a drug-smuggling case.

Two suspects have been arrested so far by the Crime Branch of the Mumbai Police for allegedly framing Pereira by planting the drugs on her.

The accused, identified as Anthony Paul, a resident of Borivali in Mumbai and his accomplice, Rajesh Babhote alias Ravi, a resident of Maharashtra’s Sindhudurg district, allegedly hid the drugs inside a trophy which Chrisann Pereira carried to Sharjah.

Meanwhile, a video of the actor’s mother’s reaction to her daughter’s release from prison, has gone viral on social media platforms.

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A video posted on Instagram by the actor’s brother, Kevin Pereira, showed their mother shedding tears of joy while dancing and jumping with joy after she heard the news of her daughter’s release from prison.

“Chrisann is SET FREE!!! She will be in India in the next 48 hours”, Kevin captioned the video, showed the unfiltered happiness his mother expressed as she heard the news of her daughter walking out of jail.

After Chrisann Pereira’s arrest, the actor’s family had issued a statement stating they firmly believed that their daughter was framed.

As per the police, investigation into the case revealed that the prime accused, Anthony Paul, had hatched the conspiracy to frame Chrisann Pereira in a drug smuggling case to exact revenge upon her mother Premila Pereira.

A senior official said that Paul and his associate Ravi plotted to send Chrisann to the UAE on the pretext of an audition for an international web series. The two accused then handed a trophy to her with drugs hidden inside while she was on her way to the airport.

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In a bizarre and hilarious scenario, a young man in Sambhal district of Uttar Pradesh was arrested by the police after he faked his own kidnapping and murder to stop his girlfriend’s wedding.

According to reports, the accused, identified as Wasim, reportedly staged his own abduction and murder—recorded a video of himself with hands and feet bound with a rope, fake blood on his face and tongue hanging as if he had died—and sent the video to his brother.

After the video went viral on social media platforms, police took cognizance and launched a search for Wasim, and found him alive and well, hiding at his sister’s house. Wasim, a resident of Shabazpur Kala village, was arrested and booked under relevant sections of the law, pending further investigation.

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Reports said that Wasim was in love with a girl from his village and even though their families were aware of their relationship, the girl’s family objected to their marriage as Wasim belonged to a lower caste.

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Eventually, the girl’s family arranged her marriage to another man and the wedding was fixed for April 24. Wasim came to know about his girlfriend’s upcoming marriage and hatched a plan to stop the wedding by staging his own kidnapping and murder and frame his lover’s family for the act.

On the evening of April 23, Wasim left his home but did not return. During that time, he reportedly shot a video of himself in which he faked his kidnapping and death. Wasim then sent the video to his younger brother Sharik, following which his family headed to the Asmoli police station, showed the video to the cops and accused the girl’s family of killing their son.

Following the family’s complaint, the police launched a search for the ‘missing’ youth and after continuous searches for two days, eventually found him living at his sister’s home.

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