Death due to expired medicines on the rise in UP hospitals, claims Akhilesh

Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav on Sunday alleged there was a rise in number of deaths in Uttar Pradesh hospitals due to expired medicines as he advised people to check medicines and injections before useAkhilesh Yadav made the appeal in a tweet and also attached a video which showed some people pushing a brokendown ambulanceWarning In the hospitals of Uttar Pradesh patients or their relatives should take medicines injections or glucose only after carefully checking whether they are useless or not expired The news of their proving them fatal is continuously increasing The BJP government should keep the patients away from its corruption Yadav said in a tweet in HindiIn another tweet that carried the video he said Ambulance itself needs an ambulance in the broken BJP governmentMeanwhile in a swipe at the Uttar Pradesh government over the stray cattle menace SP chief Akhilesh Yadav on Saturday said a special police force is needed in the state to protect people from bovines after a farmer was reportedly forced to stay atop a tree for two hours to save himself from a bull attackThe problem of stray cattle damaging crops and attacking people had become a major poll issue in the 2022 UP Assembly pollsTodays Saand Samachar To save his life from the bull the farmer climbed the tree for two hours tweeted Samajwadi Party SP president and former Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yadav who has been frequently targeting the Yogi Adityanath government over the issueIn the same tweet he said Todays Saand Vichar Now a Saand Raksha Police should also be formed in Uttar PradeshIn a video of the purported incident a farmer is seen sitting on a tree to save himself from the bull The video of the incident that took place in Ballia has been going viral on social media platforms for the last three daysPolice said Khakhanu Chauhan a farmer of Panditpura village was transplanting paddy in his field when the bull chased him It is seen in the video that Chauhan climbed a nearby tree to save himself from the rampaging bull The bull also reached near the tree and stood under itAccording to villagers the farmer had to wait for around two hours on the tree The villagers claimed the bull has injured many people so farDistrict Magistrate Ravindra Kumar told news agency PTI that a campaign is underway to keep the destitute cattle in cow sheltersHe said it has come to notice that a bull is still in the open and people are facing problems because of it The Chief Veterinary Officer has been directed to ensure that the bull is captured and sent to a cow shelter the DM saidWith inputs from PTI