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Chhindwara: Family Accuses Quack Doctor After 30-Year-Old Woman Dies Post 15-Day Treatment
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 05 Sep 2026, 08:48 AM
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A 30‑year‑old woman from Chaurai in Chhindwara district died after a 15‑day hospital stay, with relatives alleging a quack doctor gave a wrong injection.
Chhindwara district, Madhya Pradesh – A 30‑year‑old woman from the Chaurai area passed away after a prolonged 15‑day treatment across several hospitals. According to her family, the woman's health deteriorated despite ongoing medical care, and she eventually stopped breathing.
The relatives have publicly accused a local unregistered practitioner, often described as a "quack doctor," of administering an incorrect injection that they claim accelerated her decline. They allege that the injection was given without proper medical supervision and that it directly contributed to the fatal outcome.
Local authorities have been notified of the complaint, and an investigation into possible medical negligence is reportedly underway. Hospital officials, however, have not released detailed statements regarding the treatment protocol followed during the woman's stay.
The case highlights ongoing concerns about unqualified medical practitioners operating in rural parts of Madhya Pradesh and the risks they pose to vulnerable patients seeking affordable care.
The relatives have publicly accused a local unregistered practitioner, often described as a "quack doctor," of administering an incorrect injection that they claim accelerated her decline. They allege that the injection was given without proper medical supervision and that it directly contributed to the fatal outcome.
Local authorities have been notified of the complaint, and an investigation into possible medical negligence is reportedly underway. Hospital officials, however, have not released detailed statements regarding the treatment protocol followed during the woman's stay.
The case highlights ongoing concerns about unqualified medical practitioners operating in rural parts of Madhya Pradesh and the risks they pose to vulnerable patients seeking affordable care.