Guwahati: The police on Tuesday arrested Employees of the Ministry of Health for allegedly establishing the signature of the state-level medical reference council members to claim medical replacement.
The defendant, identified as Ganesh Kalita, is an employee at Khanapara State Dispensary in the city.
Kalita was produced in front of the court of Judge Judge, Kamrup (Metro) and was taken to seven-day police custody for further investigation.
Didhoti Dadhara, the officer is responsible for the Bhangagarh police station, “More government officials tend to be in the police net immediately in connection with the case of forgery.
Investigations have been intensified.
The Medical College and the authority of the Gautati Hospital and other departments work together in the investigation.” He Saying Kembong must have known the entire procedure for obtaining a medical reference certificate, which must be approved by the state-level medical reference board.
The medical council consists of the GMCH principle as chairman, GMCH supervisor as a member secretary and three members.
A government official must submit a medical reference certificate signed by a medical board member along with the bill in each department.
Medical reference certificates are given to government officials for medical care outside the state.
GMCH filed three separate firs on a total of 41 different government department officials, including Assam Power Distribution Corporation Limited (APDCL), the Ministry of Education and Ministry of Finance.
As many as 34 direct officials from the General Manager Assistant to Class IV employees APDCL have absorbed more than Rs 1.46 Crore by forging medical reference certificates and other documents on behalf of available medical replacement.
However, the police have not arrested APDCL officials.
Police officers said no one would survive if found involved in forging documents.
Assam: The official health department is held in the case of forgery
