People protest against the negligence of the MRI scan centre where the 6-year-old girl Neha Tamangu00a0had died. Police yet to file case

Killed by a saviour: A picture of Neha Tamang held by her mother (not seen in the picture) during a protest outside the GMR Institute at Green Park in New Delhi on Wednesday PIC/RAJEEV TYAGI

Delhi is angry over the death of six-year-old Neha Tamang from Darjeeling. The girl, who had come to the Capital five days ago to treat a bent spinal cord, had mysteriously died on Tuesday while undergoing an MRI scan at the GMR Institute of Imaging & Research in south Delhi's Green Park area.

On Wednesday, a day after MiD DAY reported Neha Tamang's death under suspicious conditions, around 80 people held a rally outside the scan centre demanding justice for the young girl.

Meanwhile, the police said they were awaiting a medical report before filing a case against the GMR centre. "As per a Supreme Court ruling, in such situations, we can only register a case after we receive a report from the government-appointed medical board. The report should come to us within a few days after which we will be able to decide whether to register a case or not," said a senior police official at the Sarojini Nagar police station.

The police said that the post mortem on the victim Neha Tamang's body will be conducted on Thursday.

After her death, Neha Tamang's parents had alleged that she had died due to medical negligence. They had also alleged that one Dr Javed from the MRI centre had forced them to sign on some blank papers, which the doctor later accepted on a taped telephonic conversation, were consent forms to conduct the scan.

Neha Tamang's father Nima Tamang said that he hoped justice would prevail. "I hope the police arrest the doctor who killed my daughter. We have to take our daughter Neha Tamang's body back home. I pray to the police to conduct the post mortem as soon as possible and hand us over her body," he said.

Ashok Kumar Biswa, one of Neha Tamang's relatives, said Dr Javed had promised to return the papers on which he had made Nima sign after the girl's death. "But Dr Javed is yet to give us the papers," said Biswa.

The clinic has been shut since the incident.

Looking for Dr Death: People protesting outside the GMR institute on Wednesday demanding action against the clinic in Neha Tamangu00a0negligence case PIC/RAJEEV TYAGI How do you like the new new mid-day.com experience? Share your feedback and help us improve. Read Next Story THE desert storm rally› Trending Stories Latest Photos Latest Videos Latest Web Stories ADVERTISEMENT Mid-Day Fast ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT