Over 100 visits to AIIMS, each time given a new date… ultimately the child's life ended.

Kota, Rajasthan: 15‑Year‑Old Tanvi Had a Hole in Her Heart

With the hope of surgery, her family took her to AMS Delhi more than a hundred times, but each time they were supposedly told that the treatment would be scheduled for a later date. The family kept circling the hospital on the basis of hope, and the girl waited for the surgery.

On 24 August, Tanvi went to AMS again for a routine checkup, but her condition deteriorated there and she died.

Now the family's helplessness and pain raise a big question: if the surgery had been performed on time, would Tanvi still be alive today?

Date after date… wait after wait… and in the end a child's life was lost!

This is not just a child's death; it is a serious question about the helplessness of the healthcare system, where a patient arrives at a hospital with hope for treatment and, while waiting, their life becomes the stake.

Wow, the healthcare system! Treatment for patients is far away; it seems the system itself is ill, and there is no one to treat it!