surgery, she was under observation and thereafter, she was completely normal and also walked her own. But on 06.05.2019 she requires A+ blood and it was transmitted to her. Thereafter, she was severe pain on her right leg and immediately, the Surgeon along with physician visited the petitioner. She was administered pain killer by injection and advised to take a scan. On a perusal of Doppler scan reported dated 08.05.2019 found that the Arterial Occlusion Vessel was blocked, it had happened to a diabetic patient. A vascular surgeon used to visit the third respondent hospital twice a week from Rajaji Government Hospital, Madurai. Therefore, on the visit of the Vascular Surgeon, on 09.05.2019 the scan report was shown and considering the condition of the patient, he suggested to shift her to Madurai Rajaji Hospital for higher treatment. Thereafter, she had undergone surgery and due to advise of the specialist surgeon her right leg was amputated and therefore, absolutely there is no medical negligence on the part of the third respondent hospital. That apart, the petitioner has to approach the Civil Court and it cannot be decided in the writ petition. It has to be gone into by letting in evidence.
