One step closer to justice for victim of medical negligence
For those of you who have been following the recent death of an Indian medical student in Yerevan, this sad story is one step closer to justice prevailing for the victim’s family and friends.
One of the Indian students named Nanyaar has a log and recently posted “Fear, Drama and hopefully not lies” which is the most up-to-date information on what is happening.
Reading this gives me great hope that in fact some common people in Armenia will get what they deserve for a crime the authorities once again tired to cover up.
I am confident that in the end, the leadership of the Indian students in Armenia, with the support of the Syrian students will get some very big results.
If they play their cards right and push the issue a bit, we should see criminal charges filed against those responsible for the senseless death of Prashant Anchalia.
I encourage all our responsible readers to post a comment of support on Nanyaar’s log so he knows that we are in support of the efforts being made for justice.
One of the Indian students named Nanyaar has a log and recently posted “Fear, Drama and hopefully not lies” which is the most up-to-date information on what is happening.
Reading this gives me great hope that in fact some common people in Armenia will get what they deserve for a crime the authorities once again tired to cover up.
I am confident that in the end, the leadership of the Indian students in Armenia, with the support of the Syrian students will get some very big results.
If they play their cards right and push the issue a bit, we should see criminal charges filed against those responsible for the senseless death of Prashant Anchalia.
I encourage all our responsible readers to post a comment of support on Nanyaar’s log so he knows that we are in support of the efforts being made for justice.
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