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  • Patients admitted to the Medical College Hospital were upset.

    Patients admitted to the Medical College Hospital were upset.

    Rajnandgaon;. Staff nurses working in Rajnandgaon Medical College Hospital have gone on strike on Monday. Angered by the lack of new recruitment, these nurses stopped providing service. Actually, a total of 72 staff nurses are working in the Medical College Hospital. Of these, about 50 nurses are doing duty. Medical College senior Dr. Munna Mahobe says that the process of recruitment of staff nurses is going on in the Medical College Hospital.

    But it is taking some time as the hospital superintendent is on leave. Here, due to the movement of nurses, other medical work including patients admitted in the hospital is being affected. They say that the work is being affected due to non-recruitment of new staff. The management is also helpless after not getting any instructions from the state government on new recruitments in the Medical College, due to which the work pressure on the staff nurses is increasing. That’s why the staff nurses have stopped work and started agitation demanding recruitment of nurses in the hospital.

  • Peaceful sit-in demonstration of outsourced employees in Medical College

    Peaceful sit-in demonstration of outsourced employees in Medical College

    In the medical college, 110 outsourced employees were fired simultaneously. In whose fury all the employees fired on Wednesday staged a sit-in protest in the Medical College in a peaceful manner. After the demonstration, the employees met the Principal of the Medical College. The Principal asked the employees to come to work saying that they had received verbal orders from the government. But the employees told to come to work only after getting written orders.

    Let us tell you that during the Kovid crisis in the Medical College, the service period of 110 outsourced employees was to be completed on 31 March. His services were terminated on Monday after the end of his term. These include 60 staff nurses, 25 ward boys, besides laboratory technicians, data entry operators, class IV employees. On Wednesday, all these employees expressed their anger in a peaceful manner in the Medical College campus.

    Outsourced personnel say that they rendered services in the treatment of Kovid infected during difficult circumstances during the Corona period. When the near and dear ones had kept distance from the infected patients, even in those difficult times, they risked their lives and rendered their services. It was expected that they would be merged into the department. But instead of extending their services, their services were terminated. While the staff nurses have not even received honorarium for three months.

    Acting Principal of the Medical College, Dr. Shyam Lal Kaushik said that verbal instructions have been received to restore the services of outsourced personnel. On this he has been asked to come to work.