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Harsh demands revocation of termination order of health employees 4/10/2020 9:51:31 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Apr 10: Expressing grave concern over the ouster of around 181 trained professionals of Health and Medical Education Department of J&K during corona pandemic, Harsh Dev Singh Chairman JKNPP and Former Minister today petitioned the PM, Union Health Minister and Lt Governor J&K seeking the immediate revocation of their termination orders. Describing the govt move as highly dictatorial and irresponsible, Singh questioned as to how could the front line warriors fighting against the deadly virus be disengaged at a time when they were needed most? And that too on a pick and choose basis. The said health professionals including Staff nurses and paramedicos had been selected under SRO 24 by following a proper procedure on the analogy of similarly circumstanced health workers engaged under SRO 384. And while the latter and been allowed to continue for the last around ten years or so, the appointees under SRO 24 are being terminated in an arbitrary and despotic manner after one year of service and even prior to completion of one year. Not only that the H&ME Deptt had disengaged only the Health professionals of Jammu region to the exclusion of similar health workers engaged under SRO 24 in Kashmir region. More over the J&K Govt was applying two different sets of norms for the two regions of J&K thereby escalating regional tensions, said Singh. Seeking the personal indulgence of the Prime Minister, Union Health Minister and Lt Governor J&K today, Singh called for withdrawal of termination orders of all such staff nurses and other health employees so as to cope with the crumbling health care in the UT due to the highly deficient staff. He said that as per the norms laid down by the Indian Nursing Council, there should be one staff nurse for every 4 beds in special wards, whereas in normal wards it should be one nurse for every six beds.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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