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Questions Raised Over Outsiders Working at Tonk Saadat Hospital Amid Warning Order
- •Concerns are mounting at Tonk Saadat Hospital in Rajasthan as unauthorized outsiders are reportedly performing the duties of nursing officers, especially during nighttime hours.
- •A strict eight-point final warning order has been issued to nursing officers of Saadat and Janana hospitals, prohibiting the use of external individuals for official work.
- •Questions are being raised against PMO Dr. Prateek Salodia regarding why no timely action was taken despite prior complaints and information about the mismanagement reaching authorities.
- •The controversy has reignited following a recent incident involving the theft of restricted medicines and the subsequent arrest of a nursing officer at the hospital.
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Concerns have been raised because unauthorized outsiders and individuals are being employed to perform the duties of nursing officers at Saadat Hospital and Janana Hospital. Additionally, these outsiders have been seen inside the hospital premises even during nighttime hours.
Criticism has been directed at PMO Dr. Prateek Salodia because information and complaints regarding the mismanagement and the use of outsiders had already reached him, yet no timely action was taken. Speculation has also arisen over whether the final warning order was merely issued to deflect accountability.
Discussions about the hospital's internal operations and monitoring systems intensified following an incident involving the theft of restricted medicines and the subsequent arrest of a nursing officer involved in running a private clinic.
