14 Doctors Resign In Uttar Pradesh Citing 'Mental Harassment', 'Misbehaviour' By Administration

Fourteen doctors working at community and primary health centres in Uttar Pradesh’s Unnao have tendered their resignation alleging misbehaviour and mental harassment by administration officers.

The doctors, however, maintained that their COVID duties will not be affected till talks are going on with the district magistrate and the chief medical officer over the resignations.

The fourteen doctors, who are in-charge of CHCs and PHCs here, submitted their resignation letters at the CMO office on Wednesday evening.

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They also forwarded a copy of their resignation letters to the additional chief secretary (Health), director general (Health) and other senior officers.

“Misbehaviour despite working with limited resources”

“We will not fight under the banner of Provincial Medical Services (PMS) association. This is our fight. The DM and CMO misbehave with us even after we have been working in limited resources in rural areas for the past one year. Instead of cooperating, administration officers misbehave with us,” Dr Sanjiv alleged.

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“Our work is being reviewed by the sub divisional magistrate (SDM) and block development officer (BDO) level officers,” he added.

The agitated doctors claimed that their salaries were also withheld several times.

However, Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Ashutosh Kumar refuted all the claims and said all the doctors have returned to their work.

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