Mch Neurosurgery at PGI Chandigarh tenders resignation alleging ragging, mental harassment, FORDA seeks action
Chandigarh: The Federation of Resident Doctors Association of India (FORDA) has written a letter to the Director of the premier Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER), Chandigarh and other authorities including the Health Minister, National Medical Commission (NMC) and the Anti-Ragging Committee demanding an unbiased and fair inquiry into an issue of alleged ragging and mental harassment raise by a doctor.
Elaborating on the matter, the doctor told Medical Dialogues, " From 16th of January, I got night shifts with one of my seniors in the facility. He started harassing me unnecessarily. At first, he would insist that I do every little work, he even forced me to seek files that he already had in his possession. However, I kept on working. He started being completely uncooperative, he did not give me discharge summaries or any instruction, and then seniors would rebuke me for the late discharge of the patient. Then another day one patient is to be carried to OP so he instructed me to bring a trolly to carry the patient but I refused that it was not a doctor's duty. So, he started spreading rumours in the department stating that I deny performing my duties and also misbehave with seniors."
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