Bhopal. Dr. Mohani, Dr. Toshi, Dr. Deeksha and Nursing Officers Bharti, Kamal Kaithal and Roshni Chauhan, who celebrated Rang Pachami festival in the labor room of Hamidia Hospital, have been suspended for a week with one increment each. Not only this, the Kohefija police have also registered a case against Bharti, a nursing officer who took a photo from her mobile and made it viral on the internet media. In the photo that went viral on the internet media, a woman lying in an objectionable position on the labor table during labor pain was clearly visible. These photos were made viral on different platforms on the internet media platform. Please tell that after celebrating Holi on Rang Panchami, the photos taken by the doctor and nurse in the labor room were made viral on the internet media. There was a stir after the photo went viral on the internet media. After a strong reaction to these photos, the doctors removed the photo within a short time. On getting information about the matter, the Hamidia Hospital management stopped one increment each of three PG doctors Dr. Mohani, Dr. Toshi, Dr. Deeksha, Nursing Officer Bharti, Kamal Kaithal and Roshni Chauhan for breaking discipline.
Minister Sarang reprimanded the dean and superintendent
In Hamidia Hospital, the matter of circulating photographs taken by the doctors in the labor room after celebrating Rang Panchami on the internet media has caught fire. Medical Education Minister Vishwas Sarang strongly reprimanded Dean Dr. Arvind Rai and Superintendent Dr. Ashish Gohiya. Sarang has given instructions that now doctors and nursing officers will not be able to carry mobile phones in the labor room of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology.
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A complaint about this matter was also made at Kohefija police station. Because in the photos that went viral on the internet media, the woman lying in an objectionable position on the labor table was clearly visible. In this regard, along with suspending three doctors and three nursing officers for a week, their increment has been stopped.
Dr. Ashish Gohia, Superintendent Hamidia Hospital
