Archive · 27 Nov 2025
Paralysed Man Moved for Commission
A man named Mukesh Kumar was taken to a government hospital in Meerut because he couldn't move.
The next day, an ambulance driver named Tushar told his family to move him to a private hospital for better treatment.
The family paid a lot of money, but Mukesh didn't get better.
They complained, and the government hospital investigated.
They found out that the private hospital didn't have a good reason for taking Mukesh.
The government hospital forgave the family's bill and took Mukesh back.
Now, the police are taking legal action against the private hospital and the ambulance driver.
Mukesh Kumar, a paralysed patient, was admitted to Meerut Medical College on November 15.
An ambulance driver named Tushar allegedly convinced the family to transfer the patient to Alpha Hospital for Rs 25,000, promising better treatment.
The family spent over Rs 90,000 with no significant improvement in the patient's health and filed a complaint on November 17.
An investigation confirmed that Mukesh was admitted to Alpha Hospital, and the management failed to provide a clear explanation for admitting the patient from the government facility.
Following the investigation, the pending hospital bill was waived, and the patient was referred back to the medical college, with a case registered against Alpha Hospital and the ambulance driver.
- Who
- Mukesh Kumar, a paralysed patient from Ghaziabad, and his family
- What
- Alleged illegal transfer of a patient from a government hospital to a private hospital for commission
- When
- The incident occurred on November 16, with a complaint filed on November 17 and a case registered on November 18
- Where
- Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, India
- Why
- The ambulance driver allegedly convinced the family to transfer the patient to a private hospital for better treatment, but the family claimed no significant improvement in the patient's health
- Patient Name
- Mukesh Kumar
- Initial Hospital
- Meerut Medical College
- Private Hospital
- Alpha Hospital
- Amount Paid
- Rs 90,000
- Complaint Filed
- November 16
- Investigation Launched
- November 17
- Case Registered
- November 18