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Father denies wrong injection allegation in 4-year-old daughter’s death Family says it has no complaint against any doctor, medical shop or individual; appeals against rumours

Mendhar, Sept 08 (KINS): The father of four-year-old Aaira Kouser, who recently died after falling ill, has categorically denied reports alleging that her death was caused by a wrong injection.
The child’s father, Imtiaz Ahmed, said that Aaira had developed a fever and was taken for medical treatment. When her condition did not improve, she was shifted from Mendhar to Rajouri and subsequently to Jammu for further treatment.
Despite receiving treatment, the four-year-old girl unfortunately succumbed to her illness.
Clarifying reports circulating about the incident, Imtiaz Ahmed said that his daughter’s death was not caused by any injection. He further stated that the family has no complaint or grievance against any doctor, medical shop or individual in connection with her death.
He also said that the family does not want any inquiry or investigation into the matter and appealed to people not to spread rumours or circulate unverified information regarding the death of his daughter.
The family urged the public to respect their privacy and refrain from sharing unconfirmed claims about the incident.(KINS)

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