29 Posts Vacant at Raipur Dental College for 22 Years; Opposition Leader Seeks Recruitment
A shortage of staff at the Government Dental College in Raipur has come under focus after Leader of Opposition Dr Charan Das Mahant wrote to Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai, urging the state government to initiate recruitment against 29 vacant posts. According to the issue raised in the letter, these positions have reportedly remained unfilled for nearly 22 years, affecting the institution's functioning.
Dr Mahant has called for the recruitment process to be started without further delay. He has highlighted the importance of filling vacant positions to ensure that academic activities, clinical services and patient care at the dental college are not adversely affected.
Long-Pending Vacancies Raise Concerns
The reported vacancies have raised questions about staffing requirements at the institution. A government dental college requires adequate teaching faculty and supporting personnel to maintain educational standards, provide practical training to students and deliver healthcare services to patients.
The prolonged delay in filling these positions may also place an additional workload on the existing staff.
Demand for Immediate Government Intervention
In his communication to the Chief Minister, the Leader of Opposition has urged the government to examine the matter and take necessary steps to begin appointments. The demand is aimed at strengthening the institution's academic and healthcare infrastructure.
The issue has brought attention to the need for timely recruitment in government medical and dental institutions. The state government's response and the status of the proposed recruitment process will be important in determining when the long-vacant posts are filled.
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