It's been over a month now that the Malkapur police wrote to JJ Hospital asking for the treatment file of a 42-year-old man who died while undergoing treatment six years back, but the doctors and clerical staff of the hospital's record section have not been able to find them yet. The hospital administration has now written a letter to the JJ Marg police informing them about the missing file and requesting an investigation followed by appropriate action in the matter.

According to hospital sources, the Malkapur police had written to JJ Hospital on April 11 stating that they have been directed by the Judicial Magistrate, First Class, Malkapur, to reinvestigate the case of Kamrubi Sikandar Khan v/s Nazima Praveen Firoz Khan, and the court was keen to know the reason behind not conducting a postmortem on Firoz Khan's body after he died on September 28, 2013. A police officer said, "After Khan's death, his mother Kamrubi Sikandar Khan filed a complaint against her daughter-in-law Nazima Praveen Firoz Khan, who she alleged killed her son in connivance with her paramour. The court had accepted the mother's plea and directed the Malkapur cops to investigate the case." As they did not find any merit to the complaint, the investigating officer submitted a no case report to the court. When Khan's mother challenged this again, the court directed the police to reinvestigate the case.