UP govt to form selection commission for filling vacant posts in health department: Pathak
Press Trust of India | May 30, 2022 | 05:52 PM IST | 1 min read
Uttar Pradesh deputy CM Brajesh Pathak said the government would consider forming a selection commission for recruitment in the health department.
LUCKNOW: Uttar Pradesh deputy chief minister Brajesh Pathak on Monday said the government would consider constituting a selection commission for filling vacant posts in the health department.
He was replying to Samajwadi Party member Mata Prasad Pandey who asked if the government would consider the constitution of a separate selection commission for appointments in the health department. "We can consider the constitution of Swasthya Chayan Ayog (selection commission for health department)," Pathak, who also holds the health portfolio, said in the Assembly. Earlier, SP member Manoj Kumar Pandey raised the issue of vacant posts of dentists. Replying to him, Pathak said, "There are a total 19,011 sanctioned posts of dentists. Of these, 12,699 dentists are occupied."
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On another question of BSP member Uma Shankar Singh, the deputy chief minister said, "There are no medical colleges in 27 districts. The process is underway to open medical colleges in 16 of these 27 districts on a public-private partnership basis."
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