Recruit retired medical experts to meet crises
Shanta advises Jai Ram Thakur
Arvind Sharma
May 14, 2021 01:01
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Dharamsala: Former Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Shanta Kumar said that the number of Corona patients is increasing everywhere, the doctors are already less, now there will be more trouble due to the transfers of many doctors from Tanda Medical College and some other places by the government.
Ex-CM and senior BJP leader Shanta Kumar urged the Himachal Pradesh chief minister Jai Ram Thakur in this regard, “You should first take the services of Army, Central Government and State Government’s retired doctors, nurses and other medical staff in this state. There will be hundreds of retired medical experts in the state, most of them will be senior citizens, they should be appointed in easy places in hospitals and then other doctors of the state can go to difficult places. The Chief Minister should make special schemes for this experiment at this hour of crises, by making special appeal to the retired people. This way the human resource shortage can be overcome.”
Shanta Kumar said that the government will need more money for all these works in the new critical situation. “Chief Minister should make a special appeal to the people of the state. Out of 700,0000 people of Himachal Pradesh, at least 6000000 people could have something to donate. Surely, many institutions are already working in many places, the Chief Minister should appeal and if 600,0000 people donate something, it can be a huge help for the government,” Said Shanta.
In a press release here today, Shanta Kumar has appealed to the leaders of all the political parties that they should also give full support to the state government in this hour of crisis. He reminded us that during the time of the Bangla war, our political party had given full support to the Indian government of that time. He said “Atal ji had honoured Indira Gandhi as Devi Durga during that period.”
Shanta said that he has already donated ₹ 100000 to HP government and Today again donated another sum of ₹ 100000 to the Chief Minister HP.
