Jabalpur Hospital Fire Case: Another Absconding Doctor Held And 2 Others On Run
- byDoctor News Daily Team
- 15 July, 2025
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Jabalpur: One more absconding doctor-cum-owner of the private hospital in Madhya Pradesh's Jabalpur city where a devastating fire had claimed eight lives has been arrested from the Dumna airport, police said. The arrested doctor is identified as Sanjay Patel, one of the six accused booked by the police after a fire raged through the New Life Multi-Speciality Hospital on August 1.
"He was arrested from the Dumna Airport," said Jabalpur superintendent of police Siddarth Bahuguna.
Also Read:Jabalpur Hospital Fire: Four Doctors booked under IPC 304 for Culpable Homicide as Hospital's fire NOC found expired
team had earlier reported about the arrest of one of the four absconding doctors-cum-owners of the private hospital in Jabalpur, Dr Santosh Soni, having a 25 per cent partnership in the New Life Multi-speciality Hospital had been arrested from the Umaria district.
Police have so far arrested four persons, including two doctors Dr Santosh Soni and Dr Sanjay Patel, besides senior manager of hospital Vipin Pandey and assistant manager Ram Soni. They all were remanded to jail, the SP said.
The police had announced a reward of Rs 10,000 each for providing information leading to the arrest of New Life Multi-Specialty Hospital Director / Proprietor Dr Nishint Gupta, Dr Suresh Patel, Dr Sanjay Patel and senior manager Vipin Pandey, he said.
Police teams are conducting searches at various places and trying to get leads to trace Dr Nishit Gupta and Dr Suresh Patel, the SP added.
Police had said that the hospital prima facie did not have adequate fire extinguishers as per the approved fire plan in the provisional fire NOC. There were no designated exit routes in case of emergency. Besides electrical safety audit was not conducted.
A case was registered against Dr Nishit Gupta, Dr Suresh Patel, Dr Sanjay Patel, Dr Santosh Soni and Assistant Manager of the hospital Ram Soni under sections 304 (Punishment for culpable homicide not amounting to murder) and 308 (attempt to commit culpable homicide) of the Indian Penal Code.
Also Read:MP: Massive fire at Jabalpur Hospital, 10 people charred to death
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