The deceased mother, identified as Kasturi, was a resident of Bharatinagar in Tumakuru and used to live with her six-year-old daughter. She was allegedly denied treatment at the Tumakuru District Hospital in Karnataka on the grounds that she did not have the "mother health card".
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Karnataka Health Minister has said that he will arrange for the education and accomodation of the girl whose mother died in Tumkur allegedly due to the "doctor's negligence".
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