"Marre hua aadmi ka Dialysis" - Shilpa Shinde slams hospital over writer Manoj Santoshi's death –

Shilpa Shinde slams the hospital:

Shilpa Shinde rose to fame when she played the beloved Angoori Bhabhi in the popular sitcom Bhabiji Ghar Par Hain. She quit the show due to her differences with the team, and she later appeared in Bigg Boss and dance reality shows. Now, the actress has made startling claims regarding the death of the show's writer, Manoj Santoshi, who passed away on Monday.

Shilpa claimed that the hospital continued Manoj's treatment even after his death. "Main to chhote shabdon me kahungi ki bohot ghatiya business hai. Paise kamane ka bohot achha business hai hospital. Mare hue insaan ka bhi dialysis kar rahe hain! Ye complete doctor ki laparwahi hai. KIMS, Secunderabad Hospital hai, jahan pe liver transplant hota hai. Aur pata nahi, doctors wahan pe hain ya hajjam hain, I don't know," she told TimesNow.

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She flew to Secunderabad hospital and asked if they needed any help with organs. "I asked if they wanted his kidney, thinking there's no family for him. They were doing his dialysis to show me, but I could clearly see that he is no more. It is a case of negligence and theft, and I'm its living proof! And it's their bad luck that I'm here. I'm speaking up because it happens to too many people," she added.  

We must say that's horrible if the hospital staff really did this to make money. We have often seen such scenes in Bollywood movies, but having something like this happen in real life and with a person from the industry is truly terrible. 

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