By Admin 
Purnia MP Pappu Yadav has shared the audio of the conversation in the NEET student death case. He claims that he has spoken on phone to a nurse of Prabhat Memorial Hospital, Patna.
Let us tell you that the NEET student was admitted in this hospital from 6th to 9th January. The hospital has been accused of everything from hiding the truth to cover-up. The hospital is under question in this matter. The SIT team has also interrogated the doctors here. The family members are alleging murder after rape.
Pappu Yadav shared the audio of the hospital nurse – Nurse
In the audio of the conversation Pappu Yadav has shared with the hospital nurse, she is saying that when the student was brought to the hospital, she was unconscious. There was blood and foam in the private parts as if it was sperm. Just looking at him it seemed as if something was wrong with him. The lady doctor had also said that she had done or got abortion done. After regaining consciousness, the student told her mother through gestures that something wrong had happened to her.
The victim was crying while talking to her mother – Nurse
Also, while on the ventilator, she was talking to her mother through gestures. She was crying a lot. A woman also came to meet the girl’s mother in the hospital. Who had said that we will pay whatever the cost of treatment will be. Your daughter is like our daughter, on which her mother said that we do not want money, we want a daughter. I don’t want to take even a single rupee from you. Give me a daughter.
Can a girl die due to rape?
Apart from this, the nurse further said that the hospital has done wrong. We are being threatened that you should come to the hospital otherwise we will file a case against you. It seems like a whitewash has happened in the hospital. We are not able to understand ourselves. Pappu Yadav asked whether a girl can die due to rape? On this the nurse said that the same is happening in Bihar. Girls are being killed after rape.
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