Jaipur, March 4 -- A two-month-old infant of two Uttar Pradesh-based labourers died at a brick kiln in Rajasthan's Udaipur district after the owner allegedly forbade them from taking the child to any hospital for treatment, alleged the victim's father. Inspector of Ghasa police station, Surendra Singh, said, "No case has yet been lodged in this matter. We are carrying out an investigation. Necessary action will be taken accordingly." The father of the deceased, Raj Jatav (27), said, "A few days after reaching the kiln in Ghasa, my daughter fell sick. I repeatedly requested permission to take her to a hospital, but the owners and other managing staff refused every time," he said. The kiln authority allowed Raj to take her to a local PHC only on February 25 when Anaya's condition seriously deteriorated, he said. "However, the PHC's doctor diagnosed that Anaya was suffering from pneumonia and asked us to immediately shift her to a better hospital," Raj added. According to him, she passed away on Saturday. htc...