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KGGH Superintendent Urges Public: No Bribes for SADAREM Certificates
Kurnool Government General Hospital is issuing SADAREM certificates for free.
The hospital superintendent said people should not give money to anyone for these services.
He said the certificates follow government rules.
People should speak directly with hospital officials instead of using middlemen.
If someone asks for a bribe, visitors should complain to the Superintendent’s office.
The superintendent warned that people who demand money could face legal action.
Doctors and other staff are available to help applicants.
Hospital officials said they want the process to be easy and transparent.
KGGH Superintendent Dr K Venkateswarlu urged visitors not to pay bribes for SADAREM certificates.
He said the certificates are issued under government guidelines and services are free of charge.
Visitors were advised to report bribery demands directly to the Superintendent’s office.
The superintendent warned that offenders would face severe legal action.
Designated doctors and medical staff were instructed to ensure smooth, transparent operations without delays.
- Who
- Kurnool Government General Hospital Superintendent Dr K Venkateswarlu, hospital staff, and people applying for SADAREM certificates.
- What
- The superintendent warned applicants not to pay bribes and said SADAREM certificate services are free.
- Where
- Kurnool Government General Hospital in Kurnool.
- When
- Tuesday, during an inspection of the certificate camp.
- Why
- To prevent bribery, delays, and inconvenience while ensuring a transparent application process.
Key facts
- Hospital
- Kurnool Government General Hospital
- Superintendent
- Dr K Venkateswarlu
- Service
- SADAREM certificate issuance
- Cost
- Free of charge
- Complaint channel
- The Superintendent’s office
- Warning
- People demanding bribes may face severe legal action
- Other officials present
- RMO Dr Venkata Ramana and Dr Sunil Prashanth
Sources
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