Mumbai: PMO seeks action on Ayurveda Doctor becoming MMC registrar
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Mumbai: Hue and cry had broken in the allopathic community of the state, when Dilip Wange, an ayurvedic practitioner, was appointed registrar of the Maharashtra Medical Council. The appointment, which had been made by the government, saw strong objections, with the IMA, Maharashtra State branch writing to the Prime Minster's office seeking intervention.
The PMO has now taken cognisance of the complaint made by the IMA, and is reported to have written to Chief Secretary, Maharashtra government, directing 'appropriate action'.
"I am desired to forward herewith a letter/gist of oral representation dated 23/06/2016 received in this office from Dr Parthiv Sanghvi for action as appropriate. Reply may be sent to the petitioner and a copy of the same may be uploaded on the portal," said Alok Suman, Section officer of Prime Minister's Office, in the letter, a copy of which was sent to Dr Parthiv Sanghvi of the Indian Medical Association.
The PMO has now taken cognisance of the complaint made by the IMA, and is reported to have written to Chief Secretary, Maharashtra government, directing 'appropriate action'.
"I am desired to forward herewith a letter/gist of oral representation dated 23/06/2016 received in this office from Dr Parthiv Sanghvi for action as appropriate. Reply may be sent to the petitioner and a copy of the same may be uploaded on the portal," said Alok Suman, Section officer of Prime Minister's Office, in the letter, a copy of which was sent to Dr Parthiv Sanghvi of the Indian Medical Association.
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