Lahore Jinnah Hospital doctor steals patient's kidney after luring him to treatment on health card

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Alleged Kidney Theft by Jinnah Hospital Doctor Sparks Controversy in Lahore

 

In a shocking incident at Jinnah Hospital in Lahore, a doctor stands accused of purportedly pilfering a patient's kidney. This unnerving incident unfolded as the patient, hailing from Burewala, sought medical attention for abdominal discomfort, relying on his government-issued health card.

According to the victim's account, in July of this year, he visited the medical facility seeking treatment for his abdominal pain. Dr. Zafar Sultan, along with an individual named Mustaq, allegedly persuaded him to accompany them for a checkup. To sweeten the deal, they asserted that he would receive a health card-related discount of Rs20,000.

 However, the victim's ordeal took a nightmarish turn. He claims that the suspects kept him confined in a residence linked to an individual named Zahree for an agonizing four days following the medical procedure. Upon returning home and consulting another physician for a follow-up, the victim was delivered a harrowing revelation - one of his kidneys had vanished.

 

Umar Farid, the victim, wasted no time in filing a case against the accused parties. To his dismay, law enforcement authorities initially apprehended one of the suspects but later released him. He now fervently appeals to the relevant authorities for justice to be served.

 

Meanwhile, the police offer a contrasting perspective on the incident. They assert that the victim willingly sold his kidney to the doctor, complicating the already convoluted case. A thorough investigation into the matter remains ongoing.

 

This unsettling episode at Jinnah Hospital has raised serious questions about medical ethics and patient safety, casting a shadow of doubt on the healthcare system. The victim's quest for justice continues, while the broader community awaits the resolution of this disturbing case.