Jabalpur:
A video from Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Medical College in Jabalpur from Madhya Pradesh has delivered furiously after it was reportedly showing water of a toiletik used during a national medical conference during a national medical conference last week.
A medical conference at national level, attended by doctors and medical experts from all over the country, was held at Medical College on 6 February. Food was organized for participants during the event. A viral video that is now circulating on social media, however, seems to show that water is filled by a toilet cap and is then used for cooking.
In the midst of the commotion, the administration of the Medical College has given a clarification. The dean of the college, Navnes Saxena, said that the water was only used to clean dirty utensils and not for cooking. He claimed that the context of the video was incorrectly proposed.
The health department has called for an investigation. Dr. Sanjay Mishra, Chief Medical Officer, said: “The conference was organized in the new academic block and food is sometimes cooked in open spaces behind it. While the video shows water from a toilet tik that is used, the information we have suggests that suggests that It was that it was only intended for washing utensils.
