Following the autopsy that took place on Wednesday, the mortal remains of the doctor who was only 23 years old were held in the Medical College Hospital for public tribute.
At approximately eight o’clock in the evening on Wednesday, the body of Dr. Vandana Das, who was brutally murdered by a drug addict at Kottarakkara Taluk Hospital, was carried to her apartment in Muttuchira, which is located in Kottayam. On Thursday, at eleven in the morning, the final rites will be carried out.
Among the hundreds of people who came to pay their respects, a number of ministers, including VN Vasavan and Roshy Augustine, as well as the Deputy Speaker Chittayam Gopakumar, were there.
Following the autopsy that took place on Wednesday, the mortal remains of the doctor who was only 23 years old were held in the Medical College Hospital for public tribute. After that, it was brought to her school, Azeezia Medical College in Kollam, where it was examined.
Due to the outpouring of sadness for Vandana, traffic in the region has been stopped in order to promote public tributes. This is being done in order to promote public tributes. Any vehicles travelling from Ernakulam that are not container lorries will be required to use the Central Junction in Kaduthuruthy as a diversion in order to continue on their journey to Kottayam through Ettummannur. The cars are required to make a left turn onto the portion of the road that is labelled as Palakkara-Thottuva-Kanjiramattom-Kuruppanthara. The area designated for parking container lorries is going to be called Thalayolaparambu.
At Kuruppanthara, drivers heading in the direction of Kottayam need to make a left turn and continue driving along Mannarappara, Malliyoor Junction, Royal Marble Junction, and Muttuchira. If they are travelling in that direction, container trucks need to find parking at Ettumannur.
In a horrifying turn of events, a physician named Dr. Vandana Das was fatally stabbed by a schoolteacher named Sandeep while she was tending to his wound early this morning. The accused man attacked the doctor, who was 23 years old, six times.
Officials at the hospital claim that Sandeep was responsible for stabbing the physician six times in the back. According to the medical staff at the private hospital in Thiruvananthapuram where she was treated for her injuries, she suffered stab wounds to both her back and her abdomen. This ended up being lethal since it caused massive internal injuries that spread throughout the body. After Sandeep got into a confrontation with several of his neighbours, the authorities decided to detain him as a result of the altercation. Due to the injuries he sustained during the battle, the police transported him to the hospital. According to reports, he grew belligerent when the physician was tending to a wound he had. He stabbed the officers and the medical professional.
On Wednesday, the High Court of Kerala issued a scathing judgement against the state government and the police for their “failure” to protect medical professionals working within the state. The police were educated and supposed to safeguard women and children, but they failed to protect the young doctor, according to a special bench of Justices Devan Ramachandran and Kauser Edappagath.