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Medical Negligence Evidence Checklist

Evidence required to file a medical negligence complaint before consumer court, MCI/NMC, or State Medical Council

Medical negligence complaints in India can be filed before: (1) the Consumer Forum (eDaakhil) — as medical services are covered under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019; (2) the State Medical Council or National Medical Commission (NMC) against the doctor's registration; (3) the National Human Rights Commission for serious cases. Building a strong evidence base before filing significantly improves your chances of a positive outcome.

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Patient Identity & Treatment Proof

Medical Records (Request These Immediately)

Expert Medical Opinion

Communication with Hospital/Doctor

Outcome / Damage Evidence

Where to File

Consumer Forum (eDaakhil.nic.in) for compensation claims • State Medical Council (for disciplinary action against doctor) • National Medical Commission (nmc.org.in) for escalated cases • Police (IPC Section 304A for gross negligence resulting in death)

Expert Tip

Hospitals are legally required to provide your complete medical records within 72 hours of a written request. If they refuse, that refusal itself is evidence of negligence and can be mentioned in your complaint. Request records in writing (RPAD) citing the Consumer Protection Act 2019 and the NMC regulations on medical records access.

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