Post-mortem done, yet alive: Rajasthan man moves moments before cremation
In Rajasthan's Jhunjhunu district, a man declared dead and subjected to a post-mortem was found alive just before his cremation. The body, stored in a deep freezer, displayed movement as the funeral pyre was being prepared, causing panic among attendees.
In a shocking turn of events, a man presumed dead in Rajasthan's Jhunjhunu district was found alive just moments before his cremation. The man had already undergone a post-mortem examination, and his body was stored in a deep freezer. However, as the funeral pyre was being prepared, witnesses noticed sudden movements, halting the rituals and leaving everyone present in disbelief.
Concerns Over Medical Negligence
The incident has sparked serious concerns about medical negligence. Questions have arisen about the accuracy of the post-mortem report and the procedures followed in declaring the man dead. Observers and locals have criticized the medical professionals involved, pointing to lapses in protocol. "When degrees are obtained with money, such incidents are bound to happen," one angry witness commented, echoing widespread frustration over the quality of healthcare.
Public Outrage and Demands for Accountability
The revelation has triggered outrage among locals and the man's relatives, who are demanding a thorough investigation. Calls for accountability have grown louder, with many insisting that those responsible for the misjudgment face strict action. The incident has also reignited debates about the standards of medical education and healthcare in the region, raising concerns about the broader implications of such negligence.
The bizarre event has left the community shaken, with many questioning how such a grave error could occur. Authorities have yet to issue a detailed statement, but local officials have assured that the matter will be investigated thoroughly to prevent similar incidents in the future.
