Kaushambi: A 6-year-old boy, Golu, who came under discussion with a rumour of treating people by touch, was tested in Kaushambi on Saturday. During this time, there was a queue of people in the office of the Chief Medical Officer to touch the child. In such a situation, the police had to be called in view of the increasing crowd. Policemen rushed to the spot and instead of controlling the crowd, believed in superstition themselves and they also started touching the child.

In Kaushambi, when an innocent child came into the limelight due to a rumour, he went to the district hospital for his medical examination on Saturday. On seeing the child, it spread like wildfire in the hospital that diseases are cured by the touch of this child. What happened after that ended the distinction between educated humans and illiterate humans. At the district hospital, the child Golu was taken to the cabin of Dr Deepak Seth, Chief Medical Officer for security reasons. Where paediatrician Dr RK Nirmal did a medical checkup of Golu. After the medical examination, the public came up to see golu and to get touched by him.

Hospital patients appeared in the CMS chamber. The patient looked very anxious to get the touch of the hands of  Golu, the government health worker of the patient hospital. Not only this, when the crowd became uncontrolled, the police had to call in the CMS chamber in the hospital. When the police reached the chamber, but before controlling the crowd, the Manjhanpur Police in-charge inspector and other policemen got involved in getting their treatment after touching the child. On the other hand, the doctor who conducts the medical examination of the child says that the child is completely normal and the miraculous touch is rumoured.

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