Pregnant Woman Allegedly Made To Clean Hospital Bed On Which Husband Died
NDTV
A doctor in Madhya Pradesh's Dindori district claimed the woman had asked to be allowed to wipe the blood with a cloth to collect evidence.
A woman who was five months pregnant was allegedly made to clean the blood from the hospital bed on which her husband had died after being shot at in Madhya Pradesh. A video of the man's wife cleaning the bed has emerged, sparking outrage, but the hospital has claimed she had asked to be allowed to wipe the blood with a cloth to collect evidence.
Four men - a father and his three sons - were shot at in Lalpur village in the tribal-dominated Dindori district on Thursday over a long-standing land dispute. While the father and one of the sons died on the spot, two others, Shivraj and Ramraj, were rushed to the Gadasarai Health Centre for treatment.
Shivraj died of his injuries and his five-month-pregnant wife, Roshni, was allegedly made to clean his hospital bed. The video shows Roshni holding a blood-stained cloth in one hand and cleaning the bed using tissues with the other.
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