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Odisha Doctor caught red handed while accepting Rs 7000 bribe
Kandhamal: An Odisha-based doctor attached to the Community Health Center (CHC) at Phiringia in Kandhamal district was caught red-handed by vigilance officers while accepting a bribe of Rs 7000 from another doctor for passing his RCM and TA bills.Also Read:Maha: Doctor arrested for allegedly taking bribe for free treatment under Govt schemeThe doctor has been identified as the Block Public...
Kandhamal: An Odisha-based doctor attached to the Community Health Center (CHC) at Phiringia in Kandhamal district was caught red-handed by vigilance officers while accepting a bribe of Rs 7000 from another doctor for passing his RCM and TA bills.
Also Read:Maha: Doctor arrested for allegedly taking bribe for free treatment under Govt scheme
A similar incident also took place in Odisha a few months ago where a Government doctor in Sundargarh district was arrested for allegedly demanding and accepting a bribe of Rs 5000 from a health worker for regularisation of her leave period. The sleuths of the Vigilance department had caught the medical officer in charge cum Hemagiri Community Health Centre (CHC) red-handed while accepting the bribe from a former Multi purpose female health worker.
Sanchari Chattopadhyay has pursued her M.A in English and Culture Studies from the University of Burdwan, West Bengal. She likes observing cultural specificities and exploring new places.