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2017 | |
| 10 August: | Piped liquid medical oxygen runs out at the BRD Medical Colleges Nehru Hospital. |
| 11 August: | The Uttar Pradesh government posts on its official social media account that no deaths have occurred due to lack of oxygen at BRD. |
| 13 August: | Sixty-three infants and eighteen adults die over the course of fifty-four hours after the oxygen shortage at the hospital. |
| 22 August: | The BRD Medical College suspends me from my post at the paediatrics department. |
| 23 August: | The Department of Medical Education of UP files an FIR against me and eight others under IPC sections 409, 308, 120B, 420, the Prevention of Corruption Act, Section 8 of the IPC and Section 15 of the Indian Medical Council Act. |
| 28 August: | I file a plea for anticipatory bail in the Allahabad High Court. |
2 September: | The UP Special Task Force arrests and sends me to Gorakhpur Jail. |
2018 | |
| 10 April: | The Indian Medical Association comes out in my support, calling me a victim of conspiracy. |
| 18 April: | I write a ten-page letter detailing the events that transpired on the night of 1011 August 2017 and ask for justice to be served in the Gorakhpur hospital tragedy case. |
| 25 April: | The high court releases me on bail after eight months in prison, after clearing me of the charges of medical negligence and corruption. |
| 19 May: | I visit the BRD Medical College and hand over a letter requesting the authorities to reinstate me. |
| 10 June: | My younger brother Kashif is shot three times in Gorakhpur by unidentified assailants. |
| 14 August: | An RTI response reveals that the hospital was facing a shortage of oxygen cylinders on the night of 1011 August 2017. The BRD administrations response states that around six cylinders were bought from other hospitals and I had arranged four oxygen cylinders on my own. |
| 22 September: | The UP police arrests me again and I am sent back to Gorakhpur Jail for allegedly creating a ruckus and forcibly treating patients at the Bahraich district hospital and criticizing the policies of the UP government. On the same day, my elder brother Adeel is arrested on charges of fraud and let go a month later. |
| 3 November: | I am released from prison. |
2019 | |
| 7 March: | The Allahabad High Court orders the UP government to conclude their departmental enquiry against me within ninety days, acting on my writ petition to have my suspension revoked. |
| 15 April: | A probe panel led by Principal Secretary Himanshu Kumar submits their report, which absolves me of any charges of medical negligence, corruption and dereliction of duty, and acknowledges my efforts to control the crisis but finds me guilty of private practice until 8 August 2016. |
| 10 May: | A division bench of the Supreme Court, comprising Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul and Justice Indira Banerjee, orders for the enquiry regarding my suspension to be concluded in a timely manner and further directs the UP government to pay the subsistence allowances due to me. |
| 31 July: | A second suspension order is passed against me for forcibly treating patients at the Bahraich district hospital and criticizing the policies of the UP government while being in government service. |
| 27 September: | An internal enquiry committee of the hospital absolves me of the charges of medical negligence, corruption and dereliction of duty. |
| 4 October: | The UP government orders a fresh departmental enquiry into my role in the deaths of infants on the intervening night of 1011 August 2017. |
| 12 December: | I deliver a speech against the controversial Citizenship Amendment on the campus of Aligarh Muslim University. |
2020 | |
| 29 January: | The Uttar Pradesh STF arrests me in Mumbai, stating that my speech disrupted communal harmony and was likely to create a negative law-and-order situation. I am sent to Mathura Jail. |
| 10 February: | Aligarh district court orders my release. |
| 13 February: | The National Security Act is invoked against me for my anti-CAA speech at AMU. |
| 24 February: | The UP government orders a fresh enquiry, rejecting some points in the report submitted by the Himanshu Kumar-led committee. |
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