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Doctors and Hospital Manager Caught Drinking Alcohol in Bhagalpur's Sultanganj Referral Hospital – Viral Video Sparks Outcry
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bihar
🗓 24 Aug 2026, 08:53 PM
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A video circulating online shows doctors and a hospital manager consuming alcohol inside Sultanganj referral hospital in Bhagalpur, Bihar, prompting public criticism.
A short video that has gone viral on social media depicts several doctors and the manager of Sultanganj referral hospital in Bhagalpur holding a drinking session inside the hospital premises. The footage, captured on a mobile phone, shows the medical staff raising glasses and consuming alcohol in a ward area, a clear breach of hospital protocols.
The clip was first shared on a popular messaging platform and quickly spread across regional news portals, including Amar Ujala. Viewers expressed shock and disapproval, questioning the professionalism of the staff and the oversight mechanisms at the facility.
Hospital authorities have not issued an official statement yet, but local officials are reportedly investigating the incident for possible disciplinary action under health department regulations. The episode adds to ongoing concerns about adherence to medical ethics in public hospitals across Bihar.
The viral nature of the video underscores the growing scrutiny of healthcare providers on digital platforms, where any lapse can attract swift public and administrative response.
The clip was first shared on a popular messaging platform and quickly spread across regional news portals, including Amar Ujala. Viewers expressed shock and disapproval, questioning the professionalism of the staff and the oversight mechanisms at the facility.
Hospital authorities have not issued an official statement yet, but local officials are reportedly investigating the incident for possible disciplinary action under health department regulations. The episode adds to ongoing concerns about adherence to medical ethics in public hospitals across Bihar.
The viral nature of the video underscores the growing scrutiny of healthcare providers on digital platforms, where any lapse can attract swift public and administrative response.