Senior officials and district hospital authorities of Shahjehanpur paid tribute to the victims of Uttarakhand calamity on June 26 in a unique way. They observed two-minute silence in the hall of Shahjehanpur District Hospital and then gorged on food and liquor especially arranged for the night.They also organised a musical programme in which they played and sang "sad" Bollywood songs. Shah Rukh Khan starrer Devdas remained the highlight of the night with its songs being replayed on special demand.The unique condolence meet came to public knowledge 13 days later, perhaps spilled by one of the 50 patients present in the hospital on that night. The state government on Tuesday suspended Dr Narayan Das Arora, Chief Medical Superintendent (CMS) of the hospital, but did not take any action against chief development officer of Shahjehanpur, Rama Shankar Maurya, sub-divisional magistrate Jainath Yadav, chief medical officer Dr S.K. Singh and chief medical superintendent of women's hospital Dr D.K. Sonkar, who too were allegedly part of the shameless revelry.Dr Arora admitted that they had organised a function in the hospital. "Why only I have been targeted. Other officers who were present there should also have been suspended. They are the ones who requested to hold a programme for better coordination between the district administration and the hospital authorities. We had organised a condolence meeting before other things happened," he said. A hospital staff revealed that the officers were inebriated.A local Samajwadi Party (SP) MLA, who came to know about the incident three days ago, has registered a complaint with the district's guardian minister Om Prakash Singh. He has alleged that the "party" was actually organised with the money donated by common people for relief work in Uttarakhand on the call of Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav.