Ward by and supervisor arrested

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Ratlam (AboutGyan representative). After the death of several patients admitted to Ratlam Medical College due to corona infection, their mobile phones have been exposed in a new case. Mobile phones did not disappear, instead they used to steal Ward’s bye and his supervisor. The Industrial Area Police have arrested both the wardboy accused Vishal and Rakesh and their supervisor Samrath. Three mobile phones have also been seized from his possession. All three employees are under a private company.

For a long time, there were reports about the disappearance of mobile phones and other belongings of the patients admitted to the college. Employees were always ignorant of the disappearance of phones and belongings. At the same time, the person whose kith and kin were killed, they did not even complain to the police about the disappearance of phone and less valuable items. ASI Suresh Shinde and Principal Constable Hitendra Singh of Industrial Area Police Station were constantly getting information about the disappearance of mobile phones of the dead patients. Under the guidance of senior officers, the police found out about the disappearance of the phone at its level. It was found that the phones are not disappearing, but the staff of private company Kamathen posted in ICU of Medical College, Wardaby, 20-year-old Vishal Chanal resident Lakkarpeetha, 35-year-old Rakesh Dodiyar resident Motinagar and his supervisor 23-year-old Samrath Garwal resident village Bawikhedera police station Billpank Steal the phone. The three were arrested and three mobile phones were recovered. Police is tracing the owners of these phones.

During interrogation, the accused told that if a patient admitted to ICU was killed, they would keep his mobile phone with him. The corona or body of the suspect is packed by the staff in the medical college according to the guide-line in Palithin and sent directly to Muktidham or Kabristan. When the relatives of the deceased demanded a mobile phone, they were told that they must have gone with them in the pocket of the deceased. The police produced all the three accused in the court on Friday, from where the three were sent to jail.

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