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The body of a newborn was found in a garbage heap at Pune’s Daund. Seeing this dead body found in a plastic jar, there has been a stir in the city. The police have started investigating the case and expressed suspicion that the body would have been brought from the hospital. Police have ordered post mortem of the dead body found with biomedical waste.
Stirred by getting newborn’s body
A dozen newborns have been found in a garbage heap in Pune, Maharashtra. This news has created a stir not only in Pune but the whole of Maharashtra. After this news, the police came into action and investigated the case and partially confirmed the news. Police have claimed that only one newborn has been found and all the remaining containers are filled with bio-medical waste. This shocking incident is from the city of Boravke in Daund, Pune. According to the police, the case is being investigated. Pune Deputy Superintendent of Police Bapurav Dadas said that the police received information from the local people at around 9.30 am today. After this information, the police team reached the spot and recovered some plastic jars in the garbage heap. The body of a newborn was kept in one of these vessels. The remaining jars were filled with bio-medical waste. These bio-medical waste are damaged organs extracted from the body of people suffering from serious diseases. He informed that some of these organs have been examined by the Health Department.
Police sends dead body for post-mortem.
According to the DSP, the body of the newborn has been found in the same container, which has been taken into possession and sent for post -mortem. Only after the postmortem report comes, something can be said about this child. Police are trying to find out whether the infant was murdered or he was born dead. Along with this, it is also being investigated to find out who, when and why the body of the child was thrown into the garbage heap in this way. Let us tell you that there are many prestigious hospitals and nursing homes in this area.
Supriya Sule opened the front
It is suspected that this container was removed from a hospital or nursing home and thrown into a garbage heap here. Since there is a special arrangement for disposal of biomedical waste, it is also a matter of investigation who disposed of biomedical waste with such irresponsibility. In this regard, the police have registered a case under sections 88 and 90 of Bhadansan and started investigation. Meanwhile, Baramati MP Supriya Sule has opened a front on the incident. He has posted on the social media platform and demanded the investigation of the case and strict action against the accused hospital. Similarly, the State Women’s Commission has also tweeted about the incident.