I offer my sincere condolences to Nikhil and his Family. I pray that his Dad’s soul rest in peace and may all his kith and kins have the strength and courage to face his loss.
The doctors that we see at Nanavati are actually the ghosts of the doctors who’ve renounced their souls long back. Probably the very day they took the Hippocratic Oath.
I wish anyone of the doctors from Nanavati is reading these articles. Dunno when will they realise that they too are humans who are going to die one day...even their loved ones are mortals....and even they will weep and get haunted by the vacuum of their lost loved ones.
Wouldn’t they be ashamed of themselves when they look at themselves in the mirror ?
One can fool the world, but can’t fool himself. And whosoever fools himself too, why should he spare a father, mother, brother, sister, wife, child of Nikhil and ours???
But then such Doctors who are bastards of a businessmen, are impervious to all these. That’s why their souls are so callous.
I am sorry for using such derogatory words, but its not just Nikhil’s case thats driving me mad. Right since my childhood, I have seen at least 15 cases from my personal lives who have never come back alive from Nanavati. And if they did, they came back as living corpse.
The recent case was that of my best friend’s mom who recently passed away like a rotting vegetable after passing into coma and remaining in it for almost 2 years. Thanks to the ’Business Sense’ of enterprising doctors of Nanavati.
Nanavati and its Doctors should be nominated in Corporate Awards like The Economic Times Awards for Corporate Excellence!
Also, all the Hospitals should be known like the underworld gangs. N-Company for Nanavati, B-Company for Bombay Hospital....