A dispute has erupted at Satyanarayan Hospital, located near Parbatta Vegetable Market in Khagaria district, concerning the treatment of a newborn baby. Manish Kumar, a resident of Bithla village, has accused the hospital of irregularities in treatment, refusal to provide documents and payment receipts, overcharging, assault, and issuing death threats. He has submitted an application to the Parbatta Station House Officer (SHO), demanding an impartial investigation and action.

According to Manish Kumar, on October 27, 2026, around 8:30 AM, he and his wife, Kalyani Kumari, brought their newborn daughter to the hospital's NICU for treatment due to oxygen deficiency. He alleges that initially, they were assured of good treatment, but later, when they sought information about the treatment, they received no satisfactory response. Manish claims that during three days of treatment, he was allowed to see his daughter only once from a distance. He was also denied medical reports, treatment-related documents, and payment receipts.

Manish further alleges that when he requested his daughter's discharge and treatment documents, he was verbally abused, mistreated, and physically assaulted. He also claims to have received threats of being killed and implicated in false cases. He has demanded an investigation into the hospital's registration, treatment records, and the amount charged.

In response, hospital director Dr. Shashi Kumar has denied these allegations. He, in turn, has accused the patient's family of obstructing the treatment. According to Dr. Kumar, the family members were offering unsolicited advice on medicines and behaving rudely, hindering the treatment process. He also claimed that the family was insisting on an early discharge and issuing threats.

Parbatta SHO Pramod Kumar stated that he has not yet received the application. He assured that appropriate action would be taken once the complaint is received. For now, the truth of the matter will only become clear after an impartial investigation into the allegations made by both parties.