A three-storey factory collapsed while it was being demolished in Udyog Vihar Phase I here on Monday morning, leaving two labourers dead and as many injured, the police have said.
Sixteen senior doctors, posted as in-charge of public health clinics in UP’s Unnao district, have resigned to protest against dictatorial behaviour of the senior officials in the administration.
Covid-19 crisis: 16 doctors in UP resign alleging misbehaviour by officials
The doctors alleged that they were being subjected to punitive orders, indecent behaviour, and non-cooperation by the senior officials in the administration
BusinessToday.In | May 13, 2021 | Updated 17:25 IST
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Amid the ongoing Covid-19 crisis in India, 16 senior doctors posted in charge of primary and community health centres in the Unnao district of Uttar Pradesh resigned on Wednesday evening.
The doctors, posted at community health centres and primary health centres across the district submitted their resignation to Dr. Ashutosh Kumar, the chief medical officer of Unnao. The doctors alleged that they were being subjected to punitive orders, indecent behaviour, and non-cooperation by the senior officials in the administration. They also added that the administrative officials were taking penal action against their colleagues without any explanation or discussion.
A 14-year-old schoolboy became the sixth person to be killed in post-panchayat-poll violence in Uttar Pradesh when the husband and brothers-in-law of a victorious candidate allegedly barged into his home and shot him on Friday night.
Victim Deepak Kumar, a Class VI student, was the nephew of the losing candidate, Meenu Pal, at the Samaspur Atiya Kabulpur gram panchayat in Unnao district.
Among the accused are Randheer Singh, husband of the newly elected gram panchayat chief Anuradha Singh, his brothers Anup and Manoj, and supporter Abhishek Singh.
Eyewitnesses said they had walked into Meenu’s home carrying rifles and batons.