Controversy: Chhattisgarh DCI members write to Health Minister, CM to cancel Dr Mazumder nomination
Raipur: The former Dental Council of India (DCI) Chairman, Dr Dibyendu Mazumder has sparked yet another controversy as the Government of Chhattisgarh has now nominated him as their nominated member to the constitution of the DCI. The dentist, Dr Mazumder originally belongs to West Bengal, and held all his positions earlier from WB and has transferred his registration to Chhattisgarh.
Holding the fact that Dr Mazumdar has been named in cases registered by the Central Bureau of Investigation, the other members of the council objected his nomination.
Displeased with the nomination of a doctor from West Bengal in Chattisgarh, the member also wrote to Dr Harsh Vardhan, Union Health Minister, and Bhupesh Baghel, Chief Minister, seeking cancellation of the nomination in the interest of dentists of Chattisgarh. The members stressed on the fact that the full-time dentist and resident of Kolkata got his registration transferred to Chattisgarh and was finally nominated to the state DCI.
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