Siddharth Nagar. District Magistrate Dr. Rajaganapati R conducted a surprise inspection of the office of the Chief Medical Officer. During the inspection, he saw various boards of the Chief Medical Officer's office. During the inspection, the District Magistrate obtained information about the progress from the table assistant of Pradhan Mantri Matru Vandan Yojana, in which it was found that the amount of post-delivery assistance given to pregnant women was pending, on which the District Magistrate expressed strong displeasure and canceled it three times. Instructed to give the amount to the beneficiaries by feeding on the portal within days. The District Magistrate directed Nodal Officer/Deputy Chief Medical Officer Dr. RK Sharma to immediately send the funds to 100 percent of the beneficiaries in their bank accounts on priority basis.
The work of ANM establishment is being looked after by Rajesh Kumar in the joint office. The District Magistrate ordered the service books and records of all ANMs from the Primary/Community Health Center and ordered them to get tested from the Chief Medical Officer. The District Magistrate asked Junior Assistant, Pension Sanjay to look into the GPF, encashment, insurance payment and other payments of retired employees in the year 2024-25. After this, D.Pharma/B.Pharma students are sent to Primary/Community Health Center for training by Junior Assistant Abhinav Tripathi.
Instructed to feed the list of all the students who received training in the computer. The vaccine storage register was seen in the vaccine storage room by the District Magistrate. The tender file for the works of NHM was seen, after the approval by the District Magistrate, the tender should have been published within three days, but the tender was published by the counter assistant after a week, on which the District Magistrate expressed strong displeasure and directed that in future This type of thing should never happen again. The supply and payment of all NHM's Dam/DPM materials should be done in a time bound manner as per the instructions of the government.
If any type of complaint is received again, strict action will be taken against the concerned. After inspection of all the counters by the District Magistrate, the Chief Medical Officer was instructed to inspect all the counters regularly so that no file should remain pending at any counter. Notice should be issued to those employees who are not performing their work properly to improve their work. During the inspection, Chief Medical Officer Dr. Rajat Kumar Chaurasia, Deputy Chief Medical Officer Dr. RK Sharma, Dr. Prashant Maurya, Dam Rajesh Mishra, DPM Rajesh Sharma and other employees were present.
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