Bikaner: State Higher Education Minister Bhanwar Singh Bhati said in an Interview with ETV Bharat over suicide case of Rajgarh SHO Vishnu Dutt Bishnoi that he had been posted in Bikaner district for a long time and his service to the people will be remembered always. He said that Bishnoi's family will get justice and the government has extended its full support to his family.
Government is very serious on the whole matter and the Chief Minister has ordered the Director-General of Police to conduct a fair investigation and the case is being investigated by CID.
Station house officer (SHO) of Rajgarh police station in Churu Vishnudutt Bishnoi committed suicide by hanging himself in his government residence on Saturday morning.
As a WhatsApp chat between the SHO and his acquaintance went viral on social media, people started demonstrating alleging that the officer was under depressions due to ‘dirty politics’.
The SHO in the alleged chat with his acquaintance stated that he was tired of ‘dirty politics’. Two suicide notes were recovered.
No one has been identified and implicated in the suicide note. According to preliminary reports, he didn’t hold anyone responsible for taking the extreme step and sought an apology from his father for ending his own life.
The State Higher Education Minister Bhanwar Singh Bhati visited Bikaner on Tuesday and during his visit, he held a meeting with PBM Medical College Principal Dr. Shaitan Singh Rathore and Hospital Superintendent Dr. Salim, along with the doctors engaged in COVID-19 duty to inquire about the arrangements of the hospital.
He praised work done by the doctors and the hospital administration during the pandemic.
Denying the claim that the hospital is testing fewer people for Covid-19, he said that every day here people come from Bikaner as well as from other districts for the testing. A sufficient number of people are being tested here daily.
During this, Bhati also inspected the kitchen of PBM Hospital and checked the quality of the food which served to the patients living in the Quarantine Center as well as the patients suffering from the corona. Along with Minister Bhati, other people including City Congress Vice President Dilip Banthia were also present.
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