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The lethal shield- Weak laws enable medical negligence: Adv. Nishant Bharihoke

In this exclusive conversation with Senior Journalist Rajiv Ranjan Singh, Advocate Nishant Bharihoke talks about his book Dr. Death – The Simran Chhabra Murder Case and his extensive work in the field of medical negligence. Drawing from real-life cases Adv. Bharihoke fought, he highlights how systemic lapses in healthcare can cost innocent lives, while institutions and professionals escape accountability, due to vacuum in law. In this video of Current Unplugged by Rajiv, Advocate Bharihoke broadens the discussion beyond medical field, and points out how acts of negligence by authorities , like uncovered manholes or ignored civic duties, are often wrongly described as negligence though they are deliberate oversights. He further emphasises that as a society, we must stand up for others, because only then do we truly earn the right for others to stand by us in times of distress. Negligence is not just carelessness, it is a wilful disregard. As a society, we must stand for others, only then can we truly expect others to stand for us in our moments of distress. This thought-provoking interview is a must-watch for anyone concerned about justice, accountability, and reform in public systems. Rajiv Ranjan Singh is a senior journalist who worked with Fortune India and his stories can be read here: https://www.fortuneindia.com/author/1... Current Unplugged by Rajiv is a knowledge and learning oriented channel that aims to bring the latest perspective on economics, politics, finance, and business of India and the world. Aimed to enhance the knowledge of its viewers, Current Unplugged by Rajiv strives to create audio-visual content that will not only aid the personal and professional growth of its viewers but also motivate them to utilize their knowledge and sensibility to contribute to creation of a more inclusive and just society for everyone.