Mumbai Diaries 26/11 (मुंबई डायरीज)

We deal with more than 100 cases daily,

from high fever to gunshots here.

This is Bombay General Hospital.

Were you three waiting for me?

- Yes, sir. - Your new...

- Residents. - Let's get back to work.

A successful mission often calls for sacrificing your life.

- I need a stretcher now. - Try the OT!

Smarty pants, you're operating upon people in any nook and corner.

- Why don't you follow protocol? - I am a licensed doctor.

- I am answerable to people... - Stop it both of you.

Dr. Kaushik, hurry up. Please!

- Code blue. - As per the reports,

this could be a gang war.

This is not a gang war.

- She doesn't have time. - Where is everyone?

Everyone, Please just stay calm.

The police are right in front of me and they're chasing the terrorist now.

Put me on air, take me live now.

ATS chief Anant Kelkar is here.

A huge police operation is underway to nab the terrorist.

I know how to handle patients. Leave my business to me.

Try to think about others for once.

I am a qualified doctor who can't practice.

ATS chief and his team were shot. They're on the way here.

We need to stop the bleeding.

- Sir, the OT is ready. - Forget the OT. It's too late.

But we can't do the procedure here.

I said screw the OT.

Mr. Kelkar is dead.

That OT could've saved him,

but now you'll save these vermin there!

We're doctors and we just see human bodies.

We don't consider human character.

My mother and your wife

could be dead right now.

How do you feel after saving their killers?

Move.

Excuse me, ma'am.

Dr. Kaushik Oberoi?

Yes?

Anant Kelkar was my husband.

How does it feel to save his murderer?

Bombay General Hospital's senior doctor,

Kaushik Oberoi has started treating Faisal,

instead of our wounded cops.

Our brothers are in a hospital in Bombay.

Get inside.

Down!

Shirke, lock the ground floor.

Don't cry. I'm here.

Vasu!

This is my city.

No! Please don’t.

- Saurav, not in the cupboard! - Stop and stay here, Chitra.

Move back and don't fire.

I'll blast up if anyone acts smart.

We have the detonator.

Ask Tawde sir to open fire.

I have the detonator.

Dr. Kaushik, only you can save her. Please do something. Please.

Mansi Hirani will be our new and youngest news anchor ever.

There are reports of Dr Kaushik Oberoi from General Hospital,

stating he preferred to treat a terrorist over others.

This is reportedly being investigated.

Maharashtra Bhushan winner, Dr. Kaushik Oberoi of Bombay General Hospital

is absolved of malpractice by the internal commission of Indian Council of Medicine.

The public has the right to know

how the ICM's internal commission reached this decision.

Martyred Jt. CP ATS Mumbai Anant Kelkar's wife believes

this is a huge cover-up.

We have with us Mrs. Kelkar.

My husband,

- martyred Anant Kelkar - The fever pattern...

- Joint CP ATS Mumbai... - pain in the...

- He is now addressed as "martyr"... - right lower abdomen...

- because of Dr. Kaushik Oberoi. - It almost confirms...

And the ICM wants...

to reinstate Dr. Oberoi.

If he were attended to by a responsible doctor...

maybe he'd be alive today.

- What should we do? - The nation wants...

to know why a prestigious government institution like ICM wants...

to reinstate a suspected criminal like Dr. Kaushik Oberoi.

- How can they justify... - Fantastic!

Such irresponsible actions?

If this patient dies,

inform his family that you were engrossed with some nonsense on TV.

- Sorry, sir. - Sorry.

What do we need to do?

- What is your line of treatment? Tell me. - Doctor! Doctor!

What are you hiding from the public?

- Why haven't you given a statement yet? - Get them out of here.

- What if your wife... - Please leave!

- If Ananya were in this situation? - How dare you take my wife's name!

Answer us, doctor! Answer us!

- How can you take my wife's name! - We want answers, doctor!

- How can you take my wife's name! - We want answers, doctor!

If the commission is confident of its decision,

I'd like to invite

the internal commission and Mrs. Kelkar

for a simple discussion.

What rubbish!

They are bent on proving you guilty!

It's a trap. Please don't go.

- Yes? - Sir,

Dr. Shyam Mehta from ICM is on the line.

Put him on the line.

- Yes, Dr. Mehta. - You are watching the news, right?

Yes, I'm watching it.

- Do you realize the trouble we're in? - Yes.

They believe it's just a cover-up.

- Just solve this mess, Madhu. - Yes, sir.

Why does Bombay General Hospital

have an emotionally unstable doctor?

I'll have to go.

Otherwise, we'll come across as guilty.

Stay tuned to know more.

I don't think we're getting anywhere with this.

This is not a matter under review here.

That's a very... strong point.

Bombay General Hospital is one of the best in the country.

Negligence is out of the question. This is wrong...

Sir, are you implying that the people of the nation are wrong?

- You're twisting my words. - I'm not twisting your words, sir.

Negligence is out of the question.

Madam, you're giving out the wrong message.

May I speak? May I say something?

- Dr. Subramaniam, please continue. - Yogesh.

Yes.

We're not reviewing Dr. Kaushik Oberoi's entire career,

but a specific incident.

Dr. Kaushik Oberoi

acted as per the need of the hour.

- So only in this crisis situation... - You're not letting me finish.

Dr. Oberoi defied protocol.

Because 26/11, as you said,

was unprecedented.

Prior to this, there were no reports of misconduct...

- That's right. - No history whatsoever...

- Absolutely. No. - With Dr. Oberoi?

Then his behavior was also unprecedented?

- The case of negligence... - No, what I'm trying to clarify

- is that the volume of cases that day... - Mansi.

- Was very high... - We have him where we want him.

- Go for the kill, now. - I'd like to introduce a new panelist,

who will give us an objective opinion.

Local inspector-in-charge at Bombay General Hospital.

Inspector Mayank Bhat.

Inspector Mayank Bhat, welcome to News Today.

How long were you at Bombay General Hospital?

Six years.

There must be different cases in the hospital?

It's a government hospital, ma'am.

- Road accidents, scuffles... - Tell us about the complaints

against the doctors there.

There's nothing to say, ma'am.

They're all good doctors.

I mean...

some discrepancies are common.

Yes, yes!

That is what we want to discuss.

By discrepancies, I mean the number of

complaints made against Dr. Oberoi.

Dr. Oberoi's methods are slightly unconventional.

- He has some... - No vague answers, sir. How many?

How many cases did you register in your station?

50...

40...

I don't recall the exact number, ma'am.

49, sir. 49.

- No! - No, no...

then inspector Bhat should also tell you

that all 49 patients survived thanks to...

- Dr. Oberoi! - Please!

I want to get Mrs. Kelkar in now.

Mrs. Kelkar, what is your take on this?

All I know is that...

my husband died...

because of a doctor's negligence.

Today, we're not here to discuss...

how, despite his negligent attitude,

he managed to save 49 lives.

We're here to ascertain that...

because of his negligence,

he failed to save one.

I'll be filing a case in the Bombay High Court.

And the charge against Dr. Kaushik Oberoi

will be that of murder.

Yes.

Murder.

You heard it here first on News Today.

We also await the people's verdict.

Is Dr. Oberoi guilty or not?

Thank you, all my panelists.

As per reports on court proceedings, we have got the news that

a junior resident, Dr. Diya Parekh, training under Dr. Oberoi,

didn't approve of his ways.

So far, the staff of Bombay General Hospital

has covered up for Dr. Oberoi.