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Sabzi Mandi Mortuary

मुख्य पृष्ठ/ हमारे बारे में/ सब्जी मंडी शवगृह

The Mortuary, Subzi Mandi is part of and associated with AAAGH, previously known as Police Hospital /Civil Hospital. It is the oldest mortuary of Delhi for all types of cases of post-mortem examination, situated in the civil lines area done here annually. Previously majority of post-mortem cases of Delhi were handled here but at present due to decentralization and subsequent division of work in Delhi, post-mortem examination of the P.S. as given here-Subzi Mandi Railway Station, Kashmiri Gate Metro Station, Civil Lines, Kashmiri Gate, Sarai Rohilla, Gulabi Bagh, Burari, Wazirabad are conducted in this Mortuary. Work is done here all 365 days including all national and gazetted Holidays.

TimingsFor Conducting Post-Mortem ExaminationRequest and Inquest papers must reach by
Working Days : 09:00 a.m. to 04:00 p.m.03:00 p.m.
Saturday, Sunday & Holidays : 09:00 a.m. to 01:00pm.12:00 p.m.


Organizational Chart of the Department

NameDesignationContact No/ Mobile NoE-mail ID
Dr. Akash JhanjeeIn Charge Mortuary, Specialist9560593049,
23962088
akashjanjee[at]gmail[dot]com
Dr. L.C. GuptaSpecialist9560593063 
Dr. A.S. BajwaSpecialist9560593047Contact_bajwa[at]rediffmail[dot]com
Dr. AmardeepSenior resident8448475836VASHISHTAMARDEEP96@GMAIL.COM
Dr. Ujwal Kumar Chauhan 9354043356chauhan.ujwal22@gmail.com
Mr. Praveen Kumar Sharma

Technical Assistant

(Post Mortem)

  
Mr.Avtar SinghNursing Orderly  
Mr. Rajender KumarPost-Mortem Attendent  
Mr. Anil KumarPost-Mortem Attendent  
Mr. Nahar SinghChowkidar  


Post-mortem is done exclusively on the request and inquest of the police. The police bring the bodies under their supervision and after conducting the post-mortem the bodies are handed over to the relatives/attendants under police supervision. Unidentified bodies are kept in the Mortuary at the request of the concerned police, for the purpose of identification under custody of one of police constable and in special cases on request of the police for further required duration. Post-Mortem examinations are done free of cost. In cases where viscera are to be sent for chemical analysis, jars and wooden boxes are also provided by the department itself free of cost. 60 bodies can be kept in the cold storage chamber that has back-up generator round the clock, along with the cold storage hall for unidentified bodies. 4 post-mortem examinations can be done simultaneously due to the availability of four dissection tables.

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