Delhi Police has filed a chargesheet in Karkardooma Court in the fire incident at Vivek Vihar Baby Care Centre in East Delhi in which statements of 81 witnesses are recorded. In this case, Baby Care Centre Director Dr Naveen Khichi and Dr Akash have been made accused. Seven children died in the fire that broke out at the Baby Care Centre on May 25.
After 2 months, Delhi Police has filed a 796-page charge sheet in this case. The court has fixed 2 August for the hearing. Delhi Police has filed a charge sheet under Section 304 i.e. unintentional murder, 308 i.e. attempt to commit unintentional murder and section of JJ Act. On the 26th, the next day of the incident, Delhi Police arrested the owner of the baby care center, Dr. Naveen Khinchi, in this case, while Dr. Akash was arrested on 27 May.
Serious allegations against the doctor and the owner in the charge sheet
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According to sources, many things have been mentioned in the charge sheet. It has been said that the doctor present in the hospital did not inform the police or the fire department immediately after the accident due to which there was a delay of about 30 minutes in the rescue. According to the police, there were no doctors and nurses on duty in the hospital who had proper degrees.
It has been said in the chargesheet that the baby care centre had approval for five beds but there were 12 beds. Not only this, the oxygen cylinders were not as many as they should have been and the ones that were there were not safe. This is the reason why they blasted. The hearing of the case is to be held on August 2 in Karkardooma Court.
The hospital did not have NOC
The operators of Vivek Vihar’s Baby Care New Born Hospital had not taken NOC from Delhi Fire Department and were running the hospital without it. This baby care center did not have any emergency exit gate nor the necessary equipment to extinguish fire. The biggest thing that Aajtak has found out is that the doctors in this hospital were not even qualified to treat children. The admission charge for one day in this center was 12 to 15 thousand rupees.