Doctor marked on duty despite being on tour abroad: PGIMS recommends police proceedings against Orthopaedic doctor
While investigating the issue, the authority found out that he accompanied the boxers of the NBA in several foreign tours without informing the hospital authority or securing permission from them. The authorities also shockingly found that while the accused doctor was attending his tours, his attendance was marked as present in the hospital register.;
Rohtak: Taking strict action against the resident doctor at Pt. BDS Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences (PGIMS Rohtak) for allegedly violating the duty guidelines of the institute, the hospital administration has recommended police proceedings against the medico after conducting a detailed inquiry.
This came after the hospital authorities found that the doctor was on several tours without due permission but despite this, his duty hours at the hospital were marked as present.
According to the PGIMS authorities, the doctor, a PG medical student attached to the Orthopaedic Department has violated the hospital regulations and misappropriated funds working with National Boxing Academy (NBA). The administration has approached the police seeking a criminal investigation citing alleged irregularities, misappropriation of funds, misrepresentation and concealments of facts, criminal conspiracy and forgery by the doctor.
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