In a Government doctors recently held elections, Dr BS Jangpangi was elected as the State president of Provincial Medical Health Services’ Association elections.
A total of six office bearers were elected on different posts of the Association. The announcement of the election result was much awaited by the Government medical officers as they had left no chance to woo voters. The candidates even did canvassing in Kumaon division and those contestants who live in Kumaon division also tried to woo voters in the Garhwal division of Uttarakhand. As per the result announced, the newly appointed State President of PMHSA Dr BS Jangpangi defeated Dr TK Pant.
The Vice President (General) was elected Dr Bipin Pant who defeated Dr Sunil Agarwal whereas the Vice President (Headquarter) was elected Dr RK Singh who defeated Dr RSS Chauhan. The maximum number of candidates contested election for the post of State General Secretary and the seat was won by Dr SK Goswami who defeated Dr NS Napalchayal. The Additional General Secretary (Garhwal) was appointed as Dr Mohammad Shah Hasan who defeated
Dr Ram Prakash whereas Dr Pradeep Pandey was elected as Additional General Secretary (Kumaon). In an exclusive interaction with The Pioneer, Dr Mohammad Shah Hasan who is presently posted in the CHC
Premnagar said he will take couple of beneficiary steps for improving medical and health services in the State and the special focus would be laid downby him with the support of Association to enhance the medical and health services especially in the remote areas of all the 13 districts of Uttarakhand. He has been serving in the State medical cadre for the last six years. He is current posted as physician in the Government hospital from Uttarkashi district and always stress for distributing life saving drugs to patients free of cost that is normally dropped by the medical representatives at doctors’ chambers.