1 month ago
VVP urges government to appoint regular commissioner
Doctors and employees of the Vaidya Vidhana Parishad (VVP) in Nalgonda District are asking the government to quickly appoint a new Commissioner.
The position has been empty for almost two months, which is causing problems in healthcare services and making it hard to solve staff issues.
The employees also organized a tree-planting campaign to show the need for environmental protection and better administration.
VVP employees urge government to appoint a regular Commissioner immediately.
Post has been vacant for nearly two months after the previous Commissioner retired.
Administrative delays are affecting healthcare services and staff grievances.
Employees organized a 'Plant a Tree... Make a Request' campaign for environmental protection and administrative reforms.
No response or action taken by the government yet.
- Who
- Doctors and employees of VVP
- What
- Appeal for immediate appointment of a regular Commissioner
- Where
- Nalgonda District
- When
- Post vacant for nearly two months
- Why
- Administrative delays affecting healthcare services and staff grievances
VVP Employees
Government
Appointment of Commissioner
VVP Employees
Urging immediate appointment to resolve administrative delays and improve healthcare services.
Government
No response or action taken yet.
Key facts
- Organization
- Vaidya Vidhana Parishad (VVP)
- Location
- Nalgonda District
- Post Vacant
- Commissioner
- Duration of Vacancy
- Nearly two months
- Campaign
- Plant a Tree... Make a Request
Sources
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