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Makrana Janta Clinic Scam: Allegations of Corruption and Operation Without Boards
- •Serious corruption allegations have emerged regarding Janta Clinics operating in Makrana, Didwana-Kuchaman district.
- •BJP leader Girdhar Palod has submitted a complaint to Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma demanding an impartial investigation.
- •Inspections revealed clinics in Kalanada and Borawar operating in secluded houses without even a clinic board.
- •Allegations include lakhs of rupees exchanged in bribes for staff appointments and misuse of public funds.
- •A thorough probe into biometric attendance, medicine records, and payments of the operating agencies has been demanded.
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BJP State Working Committee Member Girdhar Palod lodged a complaint with Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma alleging that Janta Clinics in Kalanada and Borawar operate without proper boards, in secluded locations, and with irregular staff attendance. He also claimed that lakhs of rupees were taken as bribes for staff appointments and that public funds are being misused through fraudulent government payments.
The controversy specifically involves the Janta Clinic located in Ward No. 55 of Kalanada and the clinic situated in Chhappar Basti, Ward No. 42 of Borawar within the Didwana-Kuchaman district.
The complaint demands a thorough investigation into biometric attendance records, staff presence, salary disbursements, medicine transactions, patient counts, and government payments. It also targets the operating agencies—Vinayak Enterprises and a subsequent manpower company—requesting a review of their agreements, work orders, and potential blacklisting if wrongdoing is proven.
