Ajay Shankar Tyagi @ Ajay Tyagi vs The State Of Madhya Pradesh on 1 June, 2021
As per pathological report dated 12/12/2020, the protein in the
disputed plasma was found to be 1.8 gm% whereas normal range is
6-7.8 gm% and Albumin was found as 1.1 gm% whereas normal
range is 3.5-5.2 gm%, which was much less than the normal range. It
is not out of place to mention here that when first wave of Covid-19
pandemic was at its peak and the patients were dying, one Manoj
Gupta was admitted in the hospital being the patient of Covid-19
pandemic. At the relevant time transfusion of plasma was one of the
treatment under the protocol for treatment of Covid-19 patients. The
applicant provided plasma to the relatives of the deceased Manoj
Gupta. When the doctors started transfusing the plasma, they found
reaction and accordingly, it was stopped. Apart from the diluted
plasma, two blood bags of Mitra Company containing 10 units of 450
ml, four bottles of 1000 ml., four bottles of Sodium Chloride,
infusion set, syringes and various other medical equipment, receipt
book of Red Cross Blood Bank, Gwalior for matching report, several
cards of blood bank of matching report and other incriminating
articles were seized from the possession of the applicant which
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THE HIGH COURT OF MADHYA PRADESH
MCRC No.6382/2022
Ajay Shankar Tyagi @ Ajay Tyagi vs. State of M.P.
clearly indicate that he was involved in manufacturing of
diluted/spurious plasma. Various seals of the authorities like J.A.
Group of Hospitals, RMO, Department of Pathology, Doctor on duty,
Blood Bank of JA Hospital, ADM Ramban etc. were also seized from
the possession of the applicant. On one hand, where the patients were
fighting for their lives against Covid-19 pandemic and on the other
hand the applicant was busy in melting money by supplying
spurious/diluted plasma and that too, without any authority as he is
not the owner of Blood Bank etc and is not holding any license.