Hair transplant deaths: Police looking for 10, including 2 docs
Kanpur: Police have intensified their investigation into the deaths of two engineers following hair transplant in Kanpur.
They are examining evidence collected from Dr Anushka's clinic and are searching for 10 people, including two doctors, whose names were found on a slip.
Initial investigations indicate that all their phone numbers are currently unreachable. The police are trying to locate them using surveillance methods.
Dr Anushka, accused in the deaths of the two engineers, was detained by the police for six hours on Wednesday and taken to the Empire Clinic in Keshavpuram. DCP (West) Dinesh Tripathi said that the evidence from the clinic is under review.
The slip listed the names and phone numbers of 10 people, including two doctors.
"Currently, all the numbers are inactive. A team will soon reach out to them to record their statements to understand their connection with Dr Anushka," the DCP added.
To recap, Anushka Tiwari performed hair transplant procedures on Vineet Dubey, an assistant engineer at Panki Power Plant, and Mayank Katiyar, a software engineer from Farrukhabad. Both of them experienced facial swelling immediately after the procedure, and within twenty-four hours, both passed away.
The incident gained attention when Jaya Tripathi, the wife of engineer Vineet Dubey, filed a complaint on the chief minister's portal.
Anushka Tiwari, a dental doctor, ventured outside her field of expertise by conducting hair transplants.
After the FIR was filed, she closed her clinic and went into hiding. She surrendered in court on May 26. Subsequently, the police took her into custody on June 4.
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