Archive · 6 Nov 2025
Six Contractual Doctors Terminated in Beed for Absenteeism and Negligence
Imagine some doctors who were supposed to help people at special clinics were often not showing up for work.
People who needed care, especially those who work hard all day and don't have much money, were getting upset because they couldn't see the doctors.
The boss of the area decided this wasn't okay and sent people to check.
They found six doctors who weren't showing up even after being told to.
So, the boss fired those six doctors.
This is to make sure that when people need medical help, the doctors will be there.
The clinics are meant to help working people, and they should stay open during their working hours.
Six contractual doctors in Beed district were terminated for absenteeism and negligence.
The dismissals followed numerous public complaints about doctors and staff not reporting for duty.
Surprise inspections revealed doctors were absent without notice, despite prior warnings.
The 'Aapla Dawakhana' initiative aims to provide accessible primary healthcare to urban laborers and low-income communities.
The administration plans to fill the vacant posts immediately to ensure continued healthcare services.
- Who
- Six contractual doctors
- What
- Terminated from service due to absenteeism and negligence
- When
- Tuesday
- Where
- Balasaheb Thackeray Aapla Dawakhana and Urban Health Extension Centres in Beed district
- Why
- Habitual absenteeism, negligence in patient care, and violations of operational norms, despite previous warnings.
- Location
- Beed district
- Action Taken
- Termination of six contractual doctors
- Reason
- Habitual absenteeism and negligence in patient care
- Initiating Authority
- Jitin Rahman, Chief Executive Officer of Beed Zilla Parishad
- Health Centers Involved
- Balasaheb Thackeray Aapla Dawakhana and Urban Health Extension Centres
- Operational Issue
- Some centers closing early, violating operational norms