A case has been filed against the police in front of the Chittagong Medical College (CHMEC) hospital. In the case. Another 50-60 unidentified people have been accused, including one named Mostakim.
On Tuesday (January 10) at around 1 o’clock, patients and their relatives staged a protest in front of the main gate of Chamek Hospital to protest against the increase in dialysis fees. At one point the police attacked them.
The police have registered a case against the patient and his relatives in this incident. Panchlaish Police Station Deputy Inspector (SI) Mostafizur Rahman filed the case as the plaintiff at around 11:30 pm on Tuesday.
It is known that the Indian company ‘Sandor’ has set up a kidney dialysis center at Chamek Hospital. For so long, the organization was bringing 510 taka per session in the government and 2 thousand 795 taka in the private sector. But now it has increased to 535 taka in government and 2 thousand 935 taka in private. In this, kidney patients started a movement.
Patients and their relatives were protesting in front of Sandor Dialysis Private Limited on the ground floor of Chittagong Medical for four days demanding reduction in dialysis fees. On Tuesday, they blocked KB Fazlul Quader Road in front of the main gate of the hospital.
The victims said they were beaten up by the police when they stood on the road demanding a reduction in fees. OC of Panchlaish Police Station. Police under the leadership of Nazim Uddin Majumdar dragged the patients and their relatives from the road. The patients also said that the police killed some people.
Inspector Sadekur Rahman of Panchlaish police station said that a case has been filed against the police for assaulting and obstructing their work.
