Archive · 13 Aug 2025
Delhi Man Dies After Hospitals Deny Emergency Care
Imagine a man named Aman got hurt in a car accident.
The government has a rule called the Farishtey Scheme that says hospitals have to help people hurt in accidents for free.
But some hospitals didn't help Aman, even though they were supposed to.
A lawyer said these hospitals broke the rules and put money ahead of saving Aman's life.
Because they didn't help him quickly, Aman sadly passed away.
The lawyer wants the government to punish the hospitals for not following the rules and for not helping someone in need.
A 26-year-old man, Aman Jha, died after being denied treatment by multiple private hospitals in Delhi following a road accident.
Despite the Farishtey Scheme mandating free emergency care for accident victims, hospitals refused treatment.
Advocate Ashok Agarwal filed a complaint, highlighting the violation of the scheme and legal provisions.
Agarwal accused hospitals of prioritizing financial interests over saving lives.
Jha was eventually admitted to a government hospital, but it was too late to save him.
- Who
- Aman Jha, and private hospitals in Delhi.
- What
- A 26-year-old man died after being denied treatment by several private hospitals following a road accident.
- When
- Not specified.
- Where
- Delhi.
- Why
- Hospitals allegedly refused treatment, violating the Farishtey Scheme, leading to Jha's death.
Advocate Agarwal
Hospitals (Implied)
Hospital Priorities
Advocate Agarwal
Hospitals placed financial interests over saving a life.
Hospitals (Implied)
Not Applicable
- Victim
- Aman Jha
- Age
- 26
- Cause of Incident
- Road accident
- Location
- Delhi
- Scheme Violated
- Farishtey Scheme
- Advocate
- Ashok Agarwal