Divisional Commissioner Kashmir, Vijay Kumar Bidhuri, said the authorities have ordered an inquiry into the incident of an impostor doctor treating patients at Lal Ded Hospital in Srinagar.
The impostor doctor was arrested on Wednesday after he was found examining patients in the hospital's labour room. He was unable to produce any documents to prove his qualifications.
The doctor snuck into the labor room of Lal Ded maternity hospital in Srinagar, and treated patients unnoticed for three days. The man, who claimed to be a doctor, was able to gain access to the labor room.
The incident has raised serious questions about the security protocols in place at Lal Ded maternity hospital. It is unclear how the fake doctor was able to gain access to the labor room and treat patients for three days without being noticed.
The incident has had a significant impact on the patients and staff of Lal Ded maternity hospital. Patients are now more anxious about their safety and the safety of their babies. The staff is also on edge, and there is a sense of mistrust.
The inquiry will investigate how the impostor doctor gained access to the hospital and how he was able to treat patients without being detected.
The inquiry is expected to shed light on how the impostor doctor was able to gain access to LD Hospital and how he was able to treat patients without being detected. The findings of the inquiry will also help the hospital authorities to take steps to tighten security and prevent similar incidents from happening in the future.