Lucknow: The state government will sack around 400 doctors who do not work in the hospitals of their deployed districts after the transfer. In June this year, about 850 doctors were shifted from one hospital to another. Half of these doctors did not take over their newly deployed hospital. There are some doctors who are at work but rarely visit their hospitals.

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Due to these doctors not coming to work, the state government is preparing to sack them on the problems being faced by the patients. Principal Secretary Medical and Health Devesh Chaturvedi has summoned the details of such doctors from the Director General of Medicine and Health till November 5. With this, the CMOs of the districts where these doctors were shifted, will also be taken action on why they did not inform the government about the absent doctors. Along with this, CMOs will also be responsible for the physicians taking the salary.

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Recently, the Principal Secretary inspected Siddharth Nagar and Basti districts, he found that about 40 doctors were missing from both those district hospitals to CHC and PHC. When he took information from the CMO there, it came to know that the missing doctor had moved. After this, when he asked for information from his sources, it came to know that out of 850 doctors shifted in June, 400 did not go to their deployed hospitals.

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