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Rajasthan: driver transports footwear in Dausa hospital's ambulance, removed

An ambulance driver with Dausa Government Hospital was removed from duty after a video went viral on social media showing the vehicle transporting footwear from Jaipur to Dausa.

An ambulance driver with Dausa Government Hospital was removed from duty after a video went viral on social media showing the vehicle transporting footwear from Jaipur to Dausa.
Speaking to ANI on Thursday, the principal medical officer (PMO) of Dausa Government Hospital, Dr. Shivram Meena, confirmed that the ambulance driver, who was appointed by an NGO, has already been removed while a panel has been put together to probe the matter.
Meena told ANI, "We have removed the ambulance driver, who was appointed by an NGO. We have also formed a committee to investigate the matter. Action will be taken once the committee submits its report."
"If necessary, a case will be registered under relevant sections against the accused. This is a serious matter. It was brought to my notice this (Thursday) morning. I assure a proper inquiry into the matter," Meena added.
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In Bihar, the "ambulance scam" was unearthed after reports showed each vehicle, costing ₹ 7 lakh, was purchased for a whopping ₹ 21.84 lakh. In Siwan district seven ambulances purchased in 2020 during the country's peak Covid crisis allegedly at three times the price remain unused at a parking lot.
Videos from the district showed the ambulances, spotless and bearing the names of MLAs and MPs, stationed at a parking lot.
Of the seven, five ambulances were allegedly bought under the Chief Minister's regional development fund. The purchase was also not made from the government's e-marketplace (GEM) which is mandatory for any item costing over ₹ 5 lakh.
Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has been urged to order a probe in the matter and all other ambulance purchases made during the pandemic.

Bihar ambulance scam: vehicles worth Rs 7 lakhs each bought for Rs 21 lakhs, remain unused

Ambulance scam unearthed in Bihar&nbsp;after purchase reports&nbsp; Ambulance worth ₹7 lakhs each bought for ₹21 lakhs&nbsp;in Bihar 7 ambulances purchased in Siwan unused at a parking lot 5 out of 7 ambulance bought&nbsp;under regional development fund Purchase wasn't made from mandatory&nbsp;govt's e-marketplace

In Bihar, the "ambulance scam" was unearthed after reports showed each vehicle, costing ₹7 lakh, was purchased for a whopping ₹21.84 lakh. In the&nbsp;Siwan district, seven ambulances purchased in 2020 during the country's peak Covid crisis allegedly at three times the price remain unused at a parking lot.
Videos from the district showed the ambulances, spotless and bearing the names of MLAs and MPs, stationed at a parking lot.
Of the seven, five ambulances were allegedly bought under the Chief Minister's regional development fund. The purchase was also not made from the government's e-marketplace (GEM) which is mandatory for any item costing over ₹5 lakh.
Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has been urged to order a probe in the matter and all other ambulance purchases made during the pandemic.

A war of words has ensued between BJP MP Rajeev Pratap Rudy and Jan Adhikar Party chief Pappu Yadav over unused ambulances parked at Rudy premises at the time of Covid pandemic.
Yadav, who is also a former MP tweeted a video of a fleet of ambulances parked covered with tarpaulin at a land owned by Rudy in Bihar's Saran.
The ambulances are marked with phrase MPLADS 2019, meaning they have been bought from MP's fund.
Rudy, who is MP from Saran, has hit back saying the ambulances were stationary because of a lack of drivers. He asked Pappu Yadav to take all the ambulances if he can arrange drivers to help the people of Saran.
Rudy claimed that on Thursday he had written to the District Magistrate of Chhapra to ask for doctors who can drive the ambulances.

Pappu Yadav Vs Rajeev Rudy over unused ambulances in Bihar's Saran

A war of words has ensued between BJP MP Rajeev Pratap Rudy and Jan Adhikar Party chief Pappu Yadav over unused ambulances parked at Rudy premises at the time of Covid pandemic.

A war of words has ensued between BJP MP Rajeev Pratap Rudy and Jan Adhikar Party chief Pappu Yadav over unused ambulances parked at Rudy premises at the time of Covid pandemic. Yadav, who is also a former MP tweeted a video of a fleet of ambulances parked covered with tarpaulin at a land owned by Rudy in Bihar's Saran. The ambulances are marked with phrase MPLADS 2019, meaning they have been bought from MP's fund. Rudy, who is MP from Saran, has hit back saying the ambulances were stationary because of a lack of drivers. He asked Pappu Yadav to take all the ambulances if he can arrange drivers to help the people of Saran. Rudy claimed that on Thursday he had written to the District Magistrate of Chhapra to ask for doctors who can drive the ambulances.

A war of words has ensued between BJP MP Rajeev Pratap Rudy and Jan Adhikar Party chief Pappu Yadav over unused ambulances parked at Rudy premises at the time of Covid pandemic.
Yadav, who is also a former MP tweeted a video of a fleet of ambulances parked covered with tarpaulin at a land owned by Rudy in Bihar's Saran.
The ambulances are marked with phrase MPLADS 2019, meaning they have been bought from MP's fund.
Rudy, who is MP from Saran, has hit back saying the ambulances were stationary because of a lack of drivers. He asked Pappu Yadav to take all the ambulances if he can arrange drivers to help the people of Saran.
Rudy claimed that on Thursday he had written to the District Magistrate of Chhapra to ask for doctors who can drive the ambulances.

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