Ganderbal, July 10: Directorate of Health Services Kashmir has taken action against the Medical Superintendent (MS) of District Hospital Ganderbal, Dr. Abdul Majid Bhat, following allegations of harassment made by the medical and paramedical staff. In response to the claims, an immediate attachment order has been issued, pending an inquiry into the matter.
In an order obtained by Rising Kashmir, Dr. Abdul Majid Bhat has been attached to the Directorate of Health Services Kashmir, with Dr. Nighat Yasmeen Sheikh, the current Deputy Chief Medical Officer of Ganderbal, assuming the additional responsibility of the Medical Superintendent of District Hospital Ganderbal until further notice.
The decision to attach Dr. Bhat comes after a protest organized by doctors and paramedical staff at District Hospital Ganderbal. The medical professionals gathered within the hospital premises, expressing their discontent and demanding the removal of the Medical Superintendent due to alleged deplorable behavior.
The attachment order indicates that a thorough inquiry will be conducted to assess the validity of the harassment allegations made against Dr. Abdul Majid Bhat. The Directorate of Health Services Kashmir has taken swift action to ensure the well-being and morale of the medical and paramedical staff, while also maintaining the smooth functioning of District Hospital Ganderbal during this period.
The allegations and subsequent actions highlight the importance of maintaining a respectful and supportive working environment in healthcare facilities. The health authorities remain committed to addressing the concerns of the staff and taking appropriate measures to ensure a positive work atmosphere conducive to providing quality healthcare services to the people of Ganderbal.
