Karnataka warns Govt doctors against private practice during duty hours
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The Karnataka government has issued a stern warning to government doctors against engaging in Private practice during duty hours. Medical Education Minister Sharanprakash Patil warned that doctors working in government medical colleges who violate this rule will face disciplinary action, along with deductions in their leave days and salary.
Most states in India prohibit government doctors from engaging in private practice during duty hours. Now, Karnataka doctors working in government medical colleges and hospitals have been asked to follow these warnings accordingly.
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