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‘Not a single dry eye’: How the Baramati medical college, Ajit Pawar helped build, became the site of his own post-mortem
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Story continues below this ad“There was not a single dry eye in the room as post-mortem procedures were taken up,” Dr Khomane, who was in the section as an assistant, recalled.
‘Atmosphere of grief’Dr Rajesh Umap, Medical Superintendent, Punyashlok Ahilyadevi Holkar Government Medical College and Hospital, Baramati, admitted that their teams were overwhelmed and distressed.
(Source: Express Photo) Baramati Government Medical College.
(Source: Express Photo)Meanwhile, several medical officers and doctors spoke about Ajit Pawar’s active role in raising concerns about medical issues.
But it was Ajit Pawar’s active role that helped in implementing this decision that benefited so many medical officers,” Dr Khomane said.