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No official complaint from The Peerless Hospital authorities has reached us,” said an officer.The family called it “a bad experience they wanted to put behind them”. Most of the immediate family members were not at the emergency ward when the actual vandalism took place. “The two tendered a written apology and volunteered to compensate for the losses. But the other two were released around 10pm, after they tendered an apology and signed an undetaking that such an offence would not be repeated. They had already paid Rs 20,000 in advance.After the rampage, the police took three persons for questioning, two of them Debnath’s son-in-law and grandson..