During the delivery process, a tragic accident resulted in a newborn's arm being severed.
Newborn's Arm Severed During Childbirth in Indian Hospital: Allegations of Medical Negligence and Abuse
A tragic incident at the Civil Hospital in Mandikhera, District Nuh, Haryana, India, has come to light, as a newborn's arm was severed during childbirth due to alleged medical negligence by the attending staff. The incident occurred on July 30, 2025, and was reported publicly on August 1, 2025.
Following the incident, the Haryana Human Rights Commission took suo motu cognizance of the case and has requested comprehensive details about the circumstances leading to the amputation, the identities of the medical personnel present, and the treatment and rehabilitation steps for the child. The Commission has also addressed alleged misconduct towards the family, who reportedly faced abusive language and were forcibly removed from the ward when questioning hospital staff.
The newborn was subsequently referred to Nalhar Hospital for further care. The reports indicate the incident was considered "horrific and inhumane," reflecting significant concern about medical negligence during childbirth at the hospital.
No detailed official medical explanation has yet been publicly disclosed concerning how or why the arm was amputated during delivery. However, a special committee has been formed to investigate the incident, and the Civil Surgeon of Nuh has been directed to submit a detailed report on the matter within 15 days.
This case underscores serious patient safety and medical ethics concerns in the region, highlighting the critical importance of medical accountability and quality of obstetric care.
Meanwhile, unrelated reports have surfaced of unprofessional and rude behavior by medical staff in both St. Petersburg and Krasnodar. No investigation into these incidents has been publicly disclosed.
The identity and current condition of the baby involved in the Mandikhera incident are not specified. Additionally, no information has been provided about any legal actions taken against Sasha Savelyeva, who brought her son from Kirill Safonov, who lives in Israel.
In another development, Valeria's daughter-in-law could end up in the hospital due to her husband's actions, and a seven-year-old feral child was found in Krasnodar. However, no information has been provided about the current condition or identity of the feral child, or any investigation into the unprofessional behavior of medical staff in Krasnodar.
Finally, the wife of Polina Gagarina's lover spoke for the first time about life with an unfaithful husband, but this story is not directly related to the medical incident in Mandikhera.
- In light of the medical negligence allegations at the Civil Hospital in Mandikhera, there is a pressing need for improved health-and-wellness measures and stricter adherence to medical protocols during childbirth, as well as the implementation of effective therapies-and-treatments for any resulting medical-conditions.
- The Haryana Human Rights Commission's investigation into the Mandikhera incident serves as a stark reminder of the importance of health and science in ensuring the well-being of all, particularly in sensitive areas such as obstetric care, and underscores the necessity for accountability and transparency in the medical field.
