Submit papers, AP, Telangana doctors told
About 305 doctors have not submitted information to determine their local candidature even after several reminders by both governments.
Hyderabad: The AP and Telangana governments have warned doctors working under both governments that their salary for April 2016 will be stopped without further notice if they do not furnish study certificates or other relevant information to prove their local candidature.
The doctors working in united AP were allotted between the two states. In this process 250 doctors belonging to AP were allotted to Telangana and 70 doctors belonging to Telangana were allotted to AP.
But till today about 305 doctors have not submitted information to determine their local candidature even after several reminders by both governments.
Two days ago the Central department of personnel and training (DOPT) secretary (personnel) Sanjay Kothari held a meeting with officials of both governments and discussed the allocation of employees.
When the issue of doctors came the officials said that there around 300 doctors have not given details.
DOPT secretary Sanjay Kothari asked the both governments to issue a joint circular to the doctors to submit details and to stop their salaries if they do not submit it before the deadline. According to this AP government principal secretary L Premachandra Reddy and Telangana government principal secretary K. Ramakrishna Rao issued a joint memo warning doctors that their salaries for April 2016 will be stopped if they fail to furnish full information by April 20, 2016.
In the circular they said that some doctors have not furnished full information to determine their local candidature as per Presidential Order 1975 for allocation between the states. The directors of medical education of AP & Telangana were informed that if the doctors do not furnish study certificates to support their local candidature by April 20 disciplinary action must be initiated against them and their salary for April 2016 stopped without further notice.