UP: Medical College principal resigns after being publicly humiliated by Minister
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Blaming the Principal for the alleged disorder at the medical college, the Minister slammed Dr Trivedi on stage during the plantation event.
Lucknow: The resignation of Principal at GMC Saharanpur (Shaikh-ul-Hind Maulana Mahmood Hasan Medical College) after being publicly criticized by a UP Minister has kicked up a major controversy in the state.
According to recent media accounts, Dr Trivedi, the Principal submitted his resignation with immediate effect after Minister Saini who had visited the medical college campus for tree plantation; had lashed out at the Principal during his speech.
The minister had accused the principal of being negligent and levelled charges of mismanagement of the hospital against him.
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This plantation programme was organised following another event when Chief Minister Yogi had visited the medical college over a month ago. At that time, the Principal was on 3 days leave without prior notice, suggests
Lucknow: The resignation of Principal at GMC Saharanpur (Shaikh-ul-Hind Maulana Mahmood Hasan Medical College) after being publicly criticized by a UP Minister has kicked up a major controversy in the state.
According to recent media accounts, Dr Trivedi, the Principal submitted his resignation with immediate effect after Minister Saini who had visited the medical college campus for tree plantation; had lashed out at the Principal during his speech.
The minister had accused the principal of being negligent and levelled charges of mismanagement of the hospital against him.
Read Also: Uttarakhand: Govt finally terminates 52 doctors who had resigned for private practice, to begin fresh recruitments
This plantation programme was organised following another event when Chief Minister Yogi had visited the medical college over a month ago. At that time, the Principal was on 3 days leave without prior notice, suggests
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