Medical treatment of the accused

(1) All hospttals shall render suffictent factht1es as far as pracllcable under the circumstances for tJ.:le treatment of persons m Pohce custody under adequate pohce surveJllance and observation. (2) Hospttal authonttes, on requtsttwn by Pollee shall be bound to produce copy of all medtcal records relatmg to the treatment of such persons. (3) Any persor1 admttted mtttally to a pf)vate hospttal m an emergency shall be sh1fted to a Government hosp1tal at the earhest wtth the perm1ss1on of or the doctor who exammed h1s medtcal condtllon. (4) The copy of the repoJ1 of the medtcal exammatton and treatment of a pe~son m pohce custody shall be gtven on the request of the accused or theu relatives (1) All hospitals shall render sufficient facilities as far as practicable under the circumstances for the treatment of persons in Police custody under adequate police surveillance and observation. (2) Hospital authorities, on requisition by Police shall be bound to produce copy of all medical records relating to the treatment of such persons. (3) Any person admitted initially to a private hospital in an emergency shall be shifted to a Government hospital at the earliest with the permission of the doctor who examined his medical condition. (4) The copy of the report of the medical examination and treatment of a person in police custody shall be given on the request of the accused or their relatives