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Fatehpur CVO orders 7 veterinary officers to attend DM's sick cow, order goes viral
Fatehpur: The District Chief Veterinary Officer of Fatehpur, Uttar Pradesh has landed in a major controversy after its order directing the Veterinary officers to attend the District Magistrate's cow went viral.
The concerned order, which is doing rounds on the social media platforms, directed seven veterinary officers to treat the cow of the DM Apurva Dubey and attend duty every morning and evening. In fact, the officers had been warned in the order that "laxity in this work is inexcusable."
Meanwhile, DM Dubey has denied being aware of such an order and claimed that it was an attempt to tarnish her image.
Issued by Chief Veterinary Officer (CVO), Dr SK Tiwari mentioned, "To treat the cow of the District Magistrate, the duty of the following Veterinary Officer is imposed every morning and evening."
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"Also, Dr. Dinesh Kumar, Additional Veterinary Officer, Sangaon, in coordination with the concerned Veterinary Officer, will inform about daily morning and evening visits to the office of the undersigned through telephone till 06:00 pm," further mentioned the order.
Warning of consequences, the order issued by CVO mentioned, "In the absence of any Veterinary Officer, Dr. Suresh Kumar Kanojia Veterinary Officer, Damapur will do the work of that day. The laxity in this work is inexcusable."
India 🇮🇳 Incredible :
— Sanjiv Ranjan Jha (@SanjivRanjanJh1) June 12, 2022
Seven vet doctors instructed to attend [shift-wise] a cow suffering from illness.
Holy cow belongs to Ms.Apoorva Dubey, District Magistrate, Fatehpur, UP.
DM issued order canceling any such deployment only after the 'notice' went viral. https://t.co/9eEahpSOjW
Although people are slamming such misuse of power on the social media platforms, the District Magistrate Apurva Dubey has claimed that she was not informed about such an order.
Speaking to India Today in this regard, DM Dubey said, "I do not have any information about this letter, this letter has been written in a coordinated manner to tarnish my image."
"The matter [row over sick cow] came to my notice through Twitter. I do not even know about the disease," she added.
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Barsha completed her Master's in English from the University of Burdwan, West Bengal in 2018. Having a knack for Journalism she joined Medical Dialogues back in 2020. She mainly covers news about medico legal cases, NMC/DCI updates, medical education issues including the latest updates about medical and dental colleges in India. She can be contacted at editorial@medicaldialogues.in.