Telangana doctors’ body raises concerns over delay, guideline changes in transfer process
The Telangana Government Doctors’ Association has raised concerns regarding delays in the transfer process for medical staff and the introduction of new guidelines that deviate from existing rules. They emphasize the need for adherence to the original government order issued in April, which outlines the transfer protocols. The association is advocating for a transparent and fair process, urging the government to resolve the situation promptly to avoid unrest among doctors.
- ▪The Telangana Government Doctors’ Association is concerned about delays in the transfer process for medical staff.
- ▪They object to new guidelines that deviate from the provisions of G.O. Ms. No. 38 issued in April.
- ▪The association demands a minimum two-year eligibility criterion for request transfers.
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The Telangana Government Doctors’ Association (TGGDA) expressed concern over the delay in the ongoing transfer process in the Medical and Health Department and objected to attempts to frame separate guidelines allegedly deviating from the provisions of G.O. Ms. No. 38.The GO was issued by the Finance Department in April which set down the rules and guidelines for general transfers and postings of government employees in the State.Addressing the media at the Directorate of Medical Education (DME) office in Koti on Thursday, TGGDA members said that transfers should be conducted strictly in accordance with the GO without any alterations, selective implementation or deviation from the notified guidelines.TGGDA representatives stated that many doctors who have been waiting for transfers for…
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