Byndoor: Miscreants threw pork pieces into Nagoor masjid premises
Byndoor, Jan 15: Two motor-bike borne youth have thrown the pork into the premises of Nagoor Noor Jamia Masjid near Kirimanjeshwara on January 14 night.
Muazhin Saleem came to masjid for namaz at 5.30 am, he noticed the parts of the pork inside the masjid premises and later, he informed it to the management committee.
When the CCTV footage was checked, it was found that two motor-bike borne youth came and threw the pork inside the masjid premises at 10.45 pm and fled the scene. Police who visited the masjid verified the CCTV footage. A case was registered at Byndoor police station and the police have been investigating in the issue.
In view of this incident, the police security was beefed up in Nagoor and Gangolli areas. The masjid management committee said that people of all communities have been living harmoniously in the village. Some vested interests have been trying to disturb the peace. So, the police should identify the accused and people behind the act and punish them, the committee demanded.
Popular Front of India Kundapura taluk president Haneef Gangolli led delegation visited the spot, spoke to the police and demanded them to take immediate action against the accused.
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Four doctors in Kerala booked for birth of newborn with genetic disorders
Alappuzha, (Kerala) (PTI): Four doctors in Kerala have been booked for allegedly failing to detect genetic disorders in a newborn while it was still in the mother's womb, the police said on Thursday.
The accused include two female doctors attached to the Kadappuram Government Women and Child Hospital in Alappuzha, along with two doctors from private diagnostic labs, according to the Alappuzha South police.
The police registered an FIR on Tuesday based on a complaint lodged by Anish and Surumi, a couple from Alappuzha.
They alleged that the doctors failed to detect or disclose the genetic abnormalities during prenatal scans, instead assuring them that the reports were normal.
The couple also claimed that they were shown the baby only four days after delivery, according to the complaint.
The FIR stated that Surumi, 35, was undergoing treatment for her third pregnancy at Kadappuram Women and Child Hospital.
On October 30, Surumi was admitted for delivery. However, she was referred to Government Medical College Hospital (MCH) in Vandanam, Alappuzha, citing the absence of fetal movement and heartbeat, the FIR said.
On November 8, the baby was delivered following surgery at MCH and was found to have severe internal and external deformities, the FIR stated.
Meanwhile, one of the accused doctors, responding to the allegations, said she had treated Surumi only during the initial months of her pregnancy.
"I provided care for three months at the beginning of her pregnancy. The reports shown to me indicated issues with the fetus's growth," she said.
The doctors associated with the diagnostic labs, however, maintained that there were no errors in the scan reports.
The police registered a case invoking Sections 125 (act endangering life or personal safety of others), 125 (b) (where grievous hurt is caused, shall be punished with imprisonment of either description for a term which may extend to three years, or with fine which may extend to ten thousand rupees, or with both) of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) against the accused.
