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Alleged mismanagement, red-tapism: Gujarat Senior doctors opting for VRS
Gujarat: Distressed by the alleged mismanagement and red-tapism of the authorities, a number of senior doctors in Gujarat are allegedly opting for VRS (Voluntary Retirement Scheme). Many of the doctors who have opted for VRS have been serving in the medical education department of Gandhinagar for several years now. They have allegedly complained about a non-cooperative working ambience as most...
Gujarat: Distressed by the alleged mismanagement and red-tapism of the authorities, a number of senior doctors in Gujarat are allegedly opting for VRS (Voluntary Retirement Scheme).
Many of the doctors who have opted for VRS have been serving in the medical education department of Gandhinagar for several years now. They have allegedly complained about a non-cooperative working ambience as most of their requests made to the Gandhinagar officials often go to deaf ears. Moreover, they have to face inexplicable transfer orders and the authorities do not pay proper attention to their issues and treat their complaints with indifference.
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.