Broker Peyari's reign continues at Narail Sadar Hospital, authorities remain silent


Published: 06:01 15 December 2025
A broker named Peyari Begum has been accused of being the top broker at Narail Sadar Hospital. Her home is in Bijoypur village of Narail Municipality.
She roams freely in all important areas of the hospital, including the emergency room, male ward, and gynecological ward. Despite openly bringing patients from Narail Sadar Hospital, the hospital authorities are accused of remaining silent about Peyari Begum.
By taking a job in the so-called "hospital marketing job" post from the diagnostic center and bringing patients from Sadar Hospital to her institution, Peyari Begum gets a hefty commission for every patient's test.
It is alleged that some employees engaged in the outsourcing work of the hospital and some hospital staff are cooperating with her in this immoral act. If the patient is handed over to Peyari, the commission money goes into their pockets in return.
A few days ago, when questioned by journalists on the Sadar Hospital premises, the accused Peyari Begum hid her real name and identity, introducing herself as Sadia, and said that she does not act as a broker in the hospital. The video of Peyari Begum, captured on the hospital premises, went viral when it was posted on social media.
A former owner of the diagnostic center on the Narail Sadar Hospital premises said on condition of anonymity, "Peyari used to work in our institution."
His misdeeds cannot be summed up, there are many other allegations against him, including bad behavior with patients, taking high commission, bad behavior with other staff, and stealing patients' belongings. For these reasons, he has been expelled from the institution several times, but he has not improved.
When contacted on mobile phone to inquire about the allegations against her, the accused, Peyari Begum, said that she does not act as a broker at Narail Sadar Hospital, that false allegations have been made against her, and that she works at a diagnostic center. When asked by reporters why she concealed her real name, she said that a person can have more than one name, but the correct name on her national identity card is Peyari Begum.
Despite repeated raids to eliminate brokers at the modern Narail Sadar Hospital, Peyari Begum has remained out of reach due to invisible power. Locals have demanded that the appropriate authorities take necessary measures to stop the violence of broker Peyari Begum.
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