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| Embezzlement of funds at Qazigund Hospital; Health Department seeks report from accused | | Making mockery of the system ! | | Early Times Report
Srinagar, Apr 6 : In a shocking development, the Health and Medical Services Department has asked Chief Medical Officer Kulgam to submit a report on allegations of fund embezzlement by him at Emergency Hospital Qazigund.
According to an official communiqué, a copy of which lies with Early Times, a social activist from Qazigund has filed a complaint against Chief Medical Officer Kulgam alleging that the officer has embezzled government funds at Emergency Hospital Qazigund.
“The officer was posted as Medical Superintend Qazigund Emergency Hospital from 17-08-21 to 20-07-2021 and Medical Superintendent District Hospital from 21-07-2019 to 30-04-2021 and during these postings all the hospital fund, RKS fund and RBSK etc has been expended without following government procedure and all the payments have been made to the favorite contractors and suppliers and a good percentage has gone into his pocket,” alleges complainant.
The complainant alleges that Dr Rafiq Dobi, Chief Medical Officer Kulgam has embezzled huge money and as such needs to be probed.
On this complaint, the Health and Medical Services Department appears to have taken a casually this complaint or might have deliberately sought a report from the accused.
Dr Nishat Shaheen, Assistant Director Nodal Officer Grievance/RTI without going into the contents of the complaint wrote to Chief Medical Officer Kulgam and sought a ‘detailed report from him’.
The officer asked CMO Kulgam, against whom the complaint has been filed, to submit within two days ‘positively’.
“This is the seriousness of the Directorate of Health Services Kashmir in ensuring a corruption free health department. ``It is an open fact that Director health is shielding CMO Kulgam for a long time and that is why the department has deliberately sought a report from the accused and instead of constituting a high level committee for fairly probing the embezzlement of funds,” insiders told ET. |
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