Arrangements improve at Rajkot Civil Hospital as soon as cameras appear
Questions raised on hospital administration's functioning during TV9 Gujarati's reality check.
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
8 November 2026, 4:54 pm · 1 min read
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Serious questions have been raised regarding the primary facilities provided to patients and the availability of stretchers or wheelchairs at Rajkot Civil Hospital. Previously, sharp questions were raised against the hospital administration's functioning after an incident surfaced where an elderly woman had to personally carry her ailing husband on a stretcher. To investigate the truth of this situation, the TV9 Gujarati team conducted a reality check at the hospital.
During the investigation, it was initially observed that several relatives of patients were personally pushing stretchers and wheelchairs to transport patients. However, as soon as the TV9 team and cameras entered the hospital premises, scenes were observed suggesting that the administration had suddenly become active. Patients who previously had no assistants were suddenly seen with attendants as soon as the cameras arrived. This incident has raised doubts about the hospital's regular arrangements, questioning whether the administration only becomes active in front of cameras or if patients truly receive proper assistance.
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