There might be truth or untruth in Ram’s Tweets but the unanimous feeling amongst the doctor’s fraternity or the people in general is ..the presence of Dr Ramesh at the site of the crisis would have mitigated the problem to a large extent. Whether it is Ramesh Hospital’s duty to take care of medicine and people and not the infrastructure etc is all a subject that could be discussed in the court of law or at some other occasion. Having lived in Vijayawada, having run so many hospitals, it is a humanitarian and a natural act to be present when the building is on fire.
Being on spot shows that you care for people, by absconding, you only show that you want to first wash away your hands and you are more focused on getting an anticipatory bail. It is so sad that people died and the families are put to some much agony and we discuss caste. How is it relevant here? Social media is a powerful place to tell people what’s on your mind but we need to exercise patience and wisdom in venting out our feelings, there is a greater need for emotional intelligence. What has happened is by no means a small thing, it is a big case and there is loss of life. Just not a public figure, even a common man should think twice before vomiting whatever comes to mind on social media. The world is watching and we can’t expect everyone to show solidarity.
