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Plaintiff shows his wife’s death certificate.
Plaintiff shows his wife’s death certificate.
Narnaul: The Ministry of Health is in the headlines again these days. This time there was no fight, but rather a discussion about the deficiencies in the issuance of birth and death certificates. A death certificate has emerged showing the date of death as April 31st. In the month of April, however, there is no 31st. At the same time, the time for providing information after death is also before death. That is, it was said before his death that he would die that day. Now the victim’s family visits the health department every day to have this error corrected.
According to the information, the health department issued a death certificate. It mentioned the date of death of Vidya Devi as April 31, 1992. The registration number column contains the following: Note: The serial number is not provided in the registrar. The place of death is Korea and the date of registration is April 12, 1992. According to this certificate, Vidya Devi died on April 31, a date that never appears in the calendar. Secondly, this information came before his death on April 12th. For this reason, the registration date is April 12th. When issuing and checking the certificate, Amit’s name is written and in case of Prepaid By, Zahid’s name is written. There is also the seal of Additional District Registrar (Birth-Death) and District Health Officer and signature of the officer in green color.
The plaintiff claims that CMO advises going to court
Subesingh, a resident of Koriyawas village, said that his wife Vidya Devi died on March 30, 1992 in the village itself. This information was transmitted to the Health Department through the appropriate channel for death registration. However, due to gross negligence and the health department’s negative attitude, April 31, 1992 was recorded as the woman’s date of death. The negligence lies not only in this, but also the license plate is missing from the certificate. This action by the department falls under the category of professional misconduct. Because of this mistake by the department, he and his family are facing problems. Even have to become the object of ridicule. When he went to the ADC office for some work, he asked for the date to be corrected. When I met the CMO at the health department, he advised me to take legal action in court instead of looking for a solution. He will meet the CMO again on Tuesday and submit a written complaint.
What does CMO say?
CMO Rameshchandra Arya said the matter was within his knowledge. As per the rules, the concerned deputy CMO was asked to resolve the issue on the same day. The date is corrected. If a problem arises, the complainant can contact them.
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