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19/07/2024

On 5th month anniversary of my dad's murder by Ujala Cygnus Hospitals - Kaithal, we are still waiting for justice for my dad's murder.
Kaithal authorities keep sending investigation from one hospital to another with no accountability. No report yet, while Cygnus has been killing people in the meantime.
We have written almost 20 emails on weekly basis and no reply has come.

Finally we reached out to Mr. Naveen Jindal and he graciously agreed to help us. He sent a letter to the health minister and within few days, we get a response from authorities, saying PGIMS Rohtak is still investigating.
Thank you Mr. Naveen Jindal - You are true voice of your constituents.

Punjab Kesari Haryana did a coverage on that today. Read it in the paper.

Raise your voice if you had medical negligence at Cygnus Kaithal.

02/06/2024

Grief is complicated. It’s way more than getting used to a new world without your loved one in it. Probably the first phase is accepting the fact that my dad is not walking through front door any time soon or probably ever. It’s accepting that he is really gone from his physical world. Accepting that I can’t just pick up phone and call him. There won’t be any answer on his number. Getting busy with work helps with this.

Grief is also overcoming the guilt – guilt of not doing what I should have or could have done. The guilt of not doing enough of may be spending more money, spending more time, going to more doctors, more hospitals, getting more medicine, more diet – doing more that could have changed the outcome. And this guilt is so deep and strong that it doesn’t let you go back to normal. Two weeks ago, three months after my dad’s death, I got to a point when I did not cry every day. I thought I’m getting better. Then last week as my daughter was trying to make me feel light and was cracking jokes, I laughed. After a long time, I laughed where I could hear my laughter but literally in less than a minute, it changed to crying.

I felt like I’m doing a crime by laughing. I can’t laugh. I don’t deserve to be happy. How can I laugh when I lost my longest lasting relationship? When I lost my biggest champion and advocate. I lost my biggest well-wisher!

I know the next phase of grief will also be overcoming anger for people who were there with him and didn’t do enough. Feeling of bitterness for them will be extremely hard to overcome and probably will never go away.

It has been a journey for the last 3 and a half months and it’s just getting started. All this is in parallel with other life events of Prakshi’s high school graduation, picking a college for her, moving her to dorm, Kriti applying to med school and many other milestones that we have worked so hard as a family for past 18-20 years. And it seems like I’m not there for any of this. I don’t know how to be present.

I don’t know if I will ever be the same or normal.

19/04/2024

Today is my dad’s 2 month death anniversary. During last 2 months I have felt like fish without water. My world has been devastated and totally rocked. My heart is still not ready to accept that he is gone. I still feel like he will walk in through the door and call me. He will carry a bag of sweets in his hands and force me to eat them. But it hasn’t happened in last 2 months and probably will not happen.

I have been in denial and shock. I feel helpless and hopeless.
Every minute of my awake hours I see him. I replay his final cremation ceremony in my mind in an endless loop and I wish I could go back in time and somehow save him. I can’t imagine a world without my dad and it hasn't gotten any better in last 2 months. Time is not being a healer for me so far.

This is my tribute to him:
Everything I am today is because of him. He was my mentor, my guide, and my role model. He was there for me in every difficult moment and every winning moment.
He gave me a shoulder to cry on. He gave me high-fives on every win. He gave his unconditional love and support till his last breath.

He taught me grit and resilience but also content. He taught me hard work but also selfless karma. He taught me competition but also collaboration.

He was a courageous feminist and an ally. He not only preached women empowerment but practiced it on daily basis. He raised 4 daughters, got them all masters’ degrees in an orthodox Indian society where killing female fetus was very common.
He was a true partner/ co-founder with my mom in launching and running a successful private Middle school for 25 years.
He was a trailblazer. Even after his death he set an example by letting his daughters do his final rites that are almost always done by men in Indian society.

He was an amazing leader who worked till the last day before he was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. Ironically though, it was not the cancer that killed him as he was determined to kill cancer. He practiced law along with his duties as a father and a husband for 56 years.
He became a mentor to others and led by example. Helping people made him happy and that’s why he was always smiling.

Daddy -my world has suddenly become empty without you. I will miss you with every breath I take, every heartbeat and every blink of the eye. I don’t know how to carry on with life. You have left a void in my heart, my soul and my life that can never be filled.
Even if I make a fraction of the positive impact you made in the world or become a fraction of who you were, I will consider myself successful.

Daddy- thank you for being a more than perfect dad! I love you and I miss you every single moment of my day.
World has lost a great leaders and a kindhearted soul.

18/04/2024

Today is my dad’s 2 month death anniversary. Last 2 months I have felt like fish without water. My world has been devastated and totally rocked. My heart is still not ready to accept that he is gone. I still feel like he will walk in through the door and call me. He will carry a bag of sweets in his hands and force me to eat them. But it hasn’t happened in last 2 months and probably will not happen.

I have been in denial and shock. His untimely death has pushed me to the rock bottom of mental health. I myself have been questioning the value of my life without him. I have felt helpless and hopeless and life not worth living. Every minute of my awake hours I see him, and I wish I could go back in time and avoid taking him to Cygnus Super Speciality Hospital Kaithal.
I can’t imagine a world without my dad. That’s how important he was to me.

Yes - this is the impact of losing a father that some of you may not understand right now.

My plea to authorities looking at our complaint::
No matter what I do, or you do, he probably will not come back but you need to bring justice to his demise that could have been avoided. You need to give us a closure by holding Cygnus and all associated doctors responsible and punished for their actions.
Cygnus Super Speciality Hospital Kaithal - is a killing machine. Shut it down.

24/03/2024

"Dainik Jaagran" paper did not even include the hospital name. Hospital has even bought media who is afraid to mention hospital's name in medical negligence and malpractice case.

Really Dainik Jaagran? we expect better from papers and media. you are supposed to be voice of common people. if you wont even include hospital's name, are you doing your job?
or power of money is stronger than power of your duty?

22/03/2024

Here is my tribute to my father, Mr. Baij Nath Gupta - a saint that Cygnus killed by its negligence and medical mal practice. I posted this on professional network LinkedIn.

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I lost my dad last month unexpectedly and I'm devastated beyond any words can express. He was a great leader that my universe should know about. He was my rock. He was my anchor. He was my oxygen!
And right now, I'm struggling to breathe.

Everything I am today is because of him. He was my mentor, my guide, and my role model. He was there for me in every difficult moment and every winning moment.
He gave me a shoulder to cry on. He gave me high-fives on every win. He gave his unconditional love and support till his last breath.

He taught me grit and resilience but also content. He taught me hard work but also selfless karma. He taught me competition but also collaboration.

He was a courageous feminist and an ally. He not only preached women empowerment but practiced it on daily basis. He raised 4 daughters, got them all masters’ degrees in an orthodox Indian society where killing female fetus was very common.
He was a true partner/ co-founder with my mom in launching and running a successful private Middle school for 25 years.
He was a trailblazer. Even after his death he set an example by letting his daughters do his final rites that are almost always done by men in Indian society.

He was an amazing leader who worked till the last day before he was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. Ironically though, it was not the cancer that killed him as he was determined to kill cancer. He practiced law along with his duties as a father and a husband for 56 years.
He became a mentor to others and led by example. Helping people made him happy and that’s why he was always smiling.

Daddy -my world has suddenly become empty without you. I will miss you with every breath I take, every heartbeat and every blink of the eye. I don’t know how to carry on with life. You have left a void in my heart, my soul and my life that can never be filled.
Even if I make a fraction of the positive impact you made in the world or become a fraction of who you were, I will consider myself successful.

Daddy- thank you for being a more than perfect dad! I love you and I will miss you.
World has lost a great leader and a kindhearted soul.

21/03/2024

Yesterday was our hearing at ADC office. Thanks to Ravinder Sharma from Dainik Bhasker for sharing our story with its audiences.
We are looking for a fair and impartial investigation.

19/03/2024

I want to share some information about what Cygnus did to our father.

Doctors and staff at Cygnus killed our father. Without them, our dad would still be among us. Cygnus Super Speciality Hospital Kaithal is running a killing machine in that hospital. This is a pure case of medical negligence and medical malpractice.

Cygnus doctor WRONGLY took our dad off of ventilator in one step whereas removal from ventilator is 10% at a time. Our dad was perfectly stable in the ward and doctors rushed him to the ambulance, even when he was crashing while being transported from ward to the ambulance. Then they kept driving for 45 minutes doing CPR on him.

Before that Doctor WRONGLY diagnosed our dad with pneumonia, kept him in Cygnus and on antibiotics whereas it was most likely a viral infection which was left untreated. She kept saying pneumonia since December – our dad’s first trip to Cygnus in December even though other lung experts in Fortis Mohali said no pneumonia.

Now we are fighting for our dad. Join our fight by joining this Facebook group. Share your story if you are impacted by Cygnus's malpractice.

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