Whistleblower Doctor writes to Medical Council Of India , gets notice instead
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Srinagar : Being a whistle blower turned harmful for a certain faculty member at Srinagar Medical college, after he received a notice from the college authorities for writing to the Medical Council of India highlighting faculty shortages at the said institute. This came after the Medical Council of India, itself informed the college authorities that a letter had been written by one of their faculty members asking the apex regulator to cancel the college's registration.
A recent report in Tribune talks about a certain faculty member who had allegedly written to the Council highlighting acute faculty shortage at the institute and urging MCI authorities to cancel the affiliation of the college until the conditions improved. MCI acting on the letter, wrote to the said medical college asking them about faculty deployment at the institute, and yet informing the medical college about the said letter.
A recent report in Tribune talks about a certain faculty member who had allegedly written to the Council highlighting acute faculty shortage at the institute and urging MCI authorities to cancel the affiliation of the college until the conditions improved. MCI acting on the letter, wrote to the said medical college asking them about faculty deployment at the institute, and yet informing the medical college about the said letter.
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