Negligence in Medicine Distribution at Civil Hospital, Allegations of Patient Mistreatment
A patient at Aaron Civil Hospital alleges mistreatment and denial of medication, raising questions about hospital services.

Patient Alleges Mistreatment and Negligence at Civil Hospital
Aaron | September 5, 2026 | Correspondent: Raja Hatam Beg, The Cliff News
A case of alleged mistreatment of a patient has surfaced at Aaron Civil Hospital. A patient seeking prescribed medication was reportedly met with offensive language and refusal of service by an attendant at the medicine distribution center. This incident has cast serious doubt on the systems and employee conduct towards patients in the government hospital.
Patient Forced to Buy Expensive Medication
According to the patient's complaint, the attendant, Dharmbir Ahirwar, refused to dispense the medications listed on the prescription. This negligence forced the patient to purchase expensive medicines from a private medical store. The incident highlights the difficulties faced by patients seeking treatment at the hospital, where they struggle even for basic facilities and medicines.
Questions Raised on Official Functioning
This incident also raises questions about the functioning of Civil Hospital and the accountability of responsible officials. If patients face such obstacles and disrespectful treatment while obtaining medicines at a government hospital, the effectiveness of their care and treatment arrangements becomes a serious concern.
Demand for Respectful Treatment and Timely Medication
Patients are demanding that every individual visiting government hospitals be treated with respect and be provided with their prescribed medications on time. They insist that such basic rights should not be denied.
Complaint and Investigation Demanded
Given the seriousness of the matter, the victimized patient has stated their intention to file a complaint with the District Collector and report the incident to the Chief Minister's Helpline 181. It remains to be seen how the hospital management and relevant officials will take these allegations seriously. It is hoped that a fair investigation will be conducted and appropriate action will be taken against those found guilty, to prevent such incidents from recurring in the future.
