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Home / Delhi / Delhi L G Allows Promotion Of 295 Cmos At Govt Hospitals

Delhi L-G allows promotion of 295 CMOs at govt hospitals

The CMOs have been promoted to the pay band 4 of Rs 37,400-67,000 (grade pay Rs 8,700) in terms of Delhi Health Service (Allopathy) Rules-2009
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New Delhi, Updated At : 04:00 AM Nov 21, 2024 IST

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Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena on Wednesday approved the promotion of 295 Chief Medical Officers of the Delhi government hospitals, Raj Niwas officials said.

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The CMOs have been promoted to the pay band 4 of Rs 37,400-67,000 (grade pay Rs 8,700) in terms of Delhi Health Service (Allopathy) Rules-2009.

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“These promotions were pending since long,” an official said. The official added that the Medical Superintendent of Maharishi Valmiki Hospital, who was charged by a female doctor of sexual harassment, has not been promoted.

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