Maharashtra medical officer gets nod to VRS plea six months after her death
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Aurangabad: The sheer apathy of the government towards its doctors is clear from the recent case when a medical officer was granted her voluntary retirement scheme(VRS) on December 4, though a little late. The doctor was given the said VRS, six months after she had succumbed to death due to breast cancer that she was suffering from.
The matter relates to one late Pushpa Wamanrao Salunke (49) who served the sub-district magistrate hospital. She filed a plea for VSR in 2016 after completing 20 years of service on grounds of her medical ailment. However, the authorities rejected her plea quoting that she has not completed 20 years of service.
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