In a chilling discovery, numerous human bones and skeletons, and remains of foetuses have been unearthed from a pit inside a missionary hospital in Ratlam town of MP. Since the hospital is christian missionary hospital, media is not highlighting this news as much. P-Secularist Zee news did not even mention that it was a Christian Missionary hospital. They did not even mention the name of the hospital since the proud name of the hospital, after all, is: Ratlam Christian Hospital.
Why did the hospital dump human bones in a pit? No answers yet, though one probability is they may be involved in abortions!!! Identification of the sex of the bodies will determine whether there is anything to do with female feticide. Christian hospital and abortion??? Media will try its best to hide the facts.
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Ratlam (MP), Feb 17: A total of 390 pieces of bones and skeletal remains of children were found in a pit at a hospital here on Saturday, police said.
Following a tip-off, the bones were found in a pit behind the operation theatre of the Missionary Hospital, Superintendent of Police Satish Saxena said.
"Though the bones seem to belong to new-born children or aborted foetuses, it is difficult to ascertain the age of the children as the skeletons are not intact," he said.
The area was sealed off and samples were sent to the state forensic laboratory for tests, Saxena said.
http://zeenews.com/articles.asp?aid=354826&sid=REG
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By: PTI
February 20, 2007
Bhopal: Parts of at least 14 foetuses between four to eight months were among the skeletal remains recovered from a pit at a missionary hospital in Ratlam, official sources said today.
At least 10 stillborn babies were reportedly born and 35 dilatation and curettage (DNC) procedures carried out in the hospital in last one year, they said.
"We have found 14 pieces of right scapula indicating that at least as many number of four to eight-month-old foetuses were buried at the Ratlam Christian Hospital," Madhya Pradesh Medic Legal Institute director D Satpathy told PTI.
Four pieces of bones, probably amputated limbs of 55-65- year-old-persons, were also found in the samples, he said, adding that the condition of the bones suggest the burials were taking place for the last two years. Some pieces were about six months old.
Claiming that it was too early to arrive at a conclusion about the sex of the foetuses, he said experts were working on them and a final report will be prepared in another five-six days.
Ratlam police scrutinised records seized from the hospital and claimed that 371 deliveries were performed at the medical facility in the last one year. Ten babies were stillborn, while 35 DNCs were performed by the doctors during the period.
As many as 437 pieces of skulls and bones were found from the pit behind the operation theatre since February 17, they said, adding the hospital's medical superintendent Patience Williams and sweeper Jagram were arrested for concealment of birth by secretly disposing bodies and later released on bail.
http://www.mid-day.com/news/nation/2007/...152213.htm
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PTI
Wednesday, February 21, 2007Â 20:47 IST
RATLAM: A total of 204 bone pieces, including parts of foetal skulls, were on Wednesday found in the sewage chamber of a hospital here where remains of newborns and foetuses were dug up last week, even as police conducted fresh searches outside a doctor's home and some wards of the facility.
A safety tank outside the house of a doctor of <b>Ratlam Christian Hospital </b>was being searched for skeletal remains, and digging was also carried out near wards 23 and 24 of the hospital, Inspector S S Tomar said.
After drying sewage dug out from a chamber at the hospital, police this morning found 204 pieces of skeletal remains, including 73 pieces of skulls of foetuses and newborns, Tomar said.
With the fresh finds, a total of 737 pieces of bones and skulls have been found in the hospital's premises since February 17. The remains were sent to the medico-legal institute in Bhopal for tests, he said.
The hospital's medical superintendent Patience Williams and sweeper Jagram were arrested for concealing births by secretly disposing of bodies and later released on bail.
The incident evoked an outcry from different quarters, with Hindu groups demanding action against missionary-run hospitals across the state.
Union Minister of State for Agriculture Kantilal Bhuria and members of the state women's commission visited the hospital amidst allegations that some of its staff were involved in female foeticide and infanticide.
Experts at the medico-legal institute said the foetuses were four to eights month old but their sex was yet to be ascertained.
http://www.dnaindia.com/report.asp?newsid=1081312
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Why did the hospital dump human bones in a pit? No answers yet, though one probability is they may be involved in abortions!!! Identification of the sex of the bodies will determine whether there is anything to do with female feticide. Christian hospital and abortion??? Media will try its best to hide the facts.
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><span style='color:red'>390 bone pieces, remains of children found in Ratlam </span>
Ratlam (MP), Feb 17: A total of 390 pieces of bones and skeletal remains of children were found in a pit at a hospital here on Saturday, police said.
Following a tip-off, the bones were found in a pit behind the operation theatre of the Missionary Hospital, Superintendent of Police Satish Saxena said.
"Though the bones seem to belong to new-born children or aborted foetuses, it is difficult to ascertain the age of the children as the skeletons are not intact," he said.
The area was sealed off and samples were sent to the state forensic laboratory for tests, Saxena said.
http://zeenews.com/articles.asp?aid=354826&sid=REG
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<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->14 foetuses found among bones in Ratlam
By: PTI
February 20, 2007
Bhopal: Parts of at least 14 foetuses between four to eight months were among the skeletal remains recovered from a pit at a missionary hospital in Ratlam, official sources said today.
At least 10 stillborn babies were reportedly born and 35 dilatation and curettage (DNC) procedures carried out in the hospital in last one year, they said.
"We have found 14 pieces of right scapula indicating that at least as many number of four to eight-month-old foetuses were buried at the Ratlam Christian Hospital," Madhya Pradesh Medic Legal Institute director D Satpathy told PTI.
Four pieces of bones, probably amputated limbs of 55-65- year-old-persons, were also found in the samples, he said, adding that the condition of the bones suggest the burials were taking place for the last two years. Some pieces were about six months old.
Claiming that it was too early to arrive at a conclusion about the sex of the foetuses, he said experts were working on them and a final report will be prepared in another five-six days.
Ratlam police scrutinised records seized from the hospital and claimed that 371 deliveries were performed at the medical facility in the last one year. Ten babies were stillborn, while 35 DNCs were performed by the doctors during the period.
As many as 437 pieces of skulls and bones were found from the pit behind the operation theatre since February 17, they said, adding the hospital's medical superintendent Patience Williams and sweeper Jagram were arrested for concealment of birth by secretly disposing bodies and later released on bail.
http://www.mid-day.com/news/nation/2007/...152213.htm
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<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->204 bone pieces found in Ratlam hospital
PTI
Wednesday, February 21, 2007Â 20:47 IST
RATLAM: A total of 204 bone pieces, including parts of foetal skulls, were on Wednesday found in the sewage chamber of a hospital here where remains of newborns and foetuses were dug up last week, even as police conducted fresh searches outside a doctor's home and some wards of the facility.
A safety tank outside the house of a doctor of <b>Ratlam Christian Hospital </b>was being searched for skeletal remains, and digging was also carried out near wards 23 and 24 of the hospital, Inspector S S Tomar said.
After drying sewage dug out from a chamber at the hospital, police this morning found 204 pieces of skeletal remains, including 73 pieces of skulls of foetuses and newborns, Tomar said.
With the fresh finds, a total of 737 pieces of bones and skulls have been found in the hospital's premises since February 17. The remains were sent to the medico-legal institute in Bhopal for tests, he said.
The hospital's medical superintendent Patience Williams and sweeper Jagram were arrested for concealing births by secretly disposing of bodies and later released on bail.
The incident evoked an outcry from different quarters, with Hindu groups demanding action against missionary-run hospitals across the state.
Union Minister of State for Agriculture Kantilal Bhuria and members of the state women's commission visited the hospital amidst allegations that some of its staff were involved in female foeticide and infanticide.
Experts at the medico-legal institute said the foetuses were four to eights month old but their sex was yet to be ascertained.
http://www.dnaindia.com/report.asp?newsid=1081312
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