The Haryana Human Rights Commission (HHRC) has responded to complaints regarding alleged negligence and irregularities in government hospitals located in Jhajjar district, Haryana, India. Patients have reportedly been referred to private hospitals despite the presence of medical specialties in local facilities. Complaints indicate that many ambulances are non-functional and lack valid fitness certificates, raising serious concerns about patient care. The HHRC, led by chairman Justice Lalit Batra, has directed health officials, including the additional chief secretary and civil surgeon of Jhajjar, to provide a comprehensive report addressing these issues by August 20. The report must include details on the operational status of ambulances, the availability of medical equipment, and the reasons for patient referrals from government hospitals. The commission emphasized that these issues, if substantiated, could violate healthcare regulations and deny patients their right to health, which is essential for the right to life.