West Bengal News: CM Mamata Banerjee Directs Hospitals To Strengthen Security After Recent Assault And Molestation Reports
Amid reports of alleged rape, molestations and assaults at different state government hospitals across the state, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee held a meeting with state and hospital officials and asked the hospital authorities to take more stringent measures to avoid untoward things.
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West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee (File image) | PTI
Kolkata: Amid reports of alleged rape, molestations and assaults at different state government hospitals across the state, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee held a meeting with state and hospital officials and asked the hospital authorities to take more stringent measures to avoid untoward things.
Directives Issued via Phone Call
According to state secretariat Nabanna sources, Mamata who attended the meeting through phone call had directed the officials to take all possible measures so that no such incidents can happen.
Zero Tolerance Policy
“The Chief Minister had directed the administration to have zero tolerance towards such incidents. Mamata, who is also the Health Minister, had asked the health department to check the security measures at the hospitals and also to strengthen them wherever required,” said the sources.
Recent Incidents Cited
Notably, in the past few days a on duty junior medic was molested and threatened at government hospital in Uluberia in Howrah district, in Mohammad Bazar in Birbhum a nurse was assaulted and in SSKM hospital in Kolkata a civic volunteer of another hospital impersonating as a doctor tried to molest a minor girl in men washroom.
Security Measures Proposed
The Nabanna sources also mentioned that the measures that was discussed includes increasing of CCTV cameras, training of security personnel and police verification of the security personnel and also the through the agencies that provides security personnels.
ID Verification and Action Plan
“The Chief Minister had also instructed the display of identity cards. Tight verification will be done before entering hospital premises. The officials who were present at the meeting are asked to submit an action plan so that the directives can be implemented at the earliest,” further mentioned the Nabanna sources.
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Meeting Convened by Top Officials
Incidentally, the meeting was convened by Chief Secretary Manoj Pant, DGP Rajeev Kumar and health secretary NS Nigam and others.
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