By Prema Sridevi

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For two long years, Atul Kataria, the father of Amit Kataria, has been waging a relentless battle for justice for his son. Atul alleges that his son's untimely demise was a result of medical negligence at Artemis Hospital in Gurugram. Despite the District Medical Board's scathing report, which criticized Artemis Hospital for its indifference and lack of competence in treating Amit, Atul finds himself still struggling to get justice. His journey has been marked by countless hurdles, from police inaction to bureaucratic delays, yet his determination remains unwavering. In this interview, Atul shares the harrowing details of his son's tragic end and the uphill battle he continues to face in seeking medical accountability and closure. To watch the full VIDEO INTERVIEW, click this link.

Prema Sridevi: Joining me today is Atul Kataria, the father of Amit Kataria. Atul Kataria lost his son Amit in May 2022 when Amit met with a car accident. Atul Kataria has alleged that his son died due to medical negligence. It’s been nearly two years since the tragic death of Amit, but the family is still literally moving from pillar to post for justice. Atul ji, thank you for talking to me. Before we get into the details of this case, please tell me - what exactly happened on the day of the fateful car accident?

Atul Kataria: Thank you for inviting me. Amit had gone out to the market and he came back. He was in the basement parking his car in Gurugram in his apartment complex. He somehow lost control of his car and hit the wall. Behind the wall, there was a generator set. The car hit the generator set, and the entire system came towards him. The steering wheel hit him. He got injured. His mother called Artemis Hospital in Gurugram, but there was no ambulance available. Some gentleman used his Innova car and took him to Artemis Hospital.

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