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Indore Health Department Cancels Attachments of 175 Medical Staff Effective Immediately
✍️ Amar Ujala · Indore
🗓 17 Oct 2026, 07:01 PM
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The Madhya Pradesh health department has revoked the temporary postings of 175 doctors, nurses and other staff in Indore, stating they will receive salary only after reporting to their original positions.
The Madhya Pradesh health department announced today that the attachments of 175 doctors, nurses and supporting staff currently serving at locations other than their original postings in Indore have been cancelled with immediate effect. The decision applies to all personnel who were temporarily assigned to different health facilities across the state.
According to the department's circular, the affected employees must report back to their primary posts before any salary is disbursed. The move is intended to regularise staffing patterns and ensure that remuneration is linked to the official place of appointment.
The department emphasized that the cancellation does not affect the employment status of the staff; it merely restores their original posting hierarchy. Officials are instructed to facilitate a smooth transition and update payroll records accordingly.
No further details on the reasons behind the abrupt policy shift were provided in the announcement, and the department has not indicated any immediate impact on patient services in the region.
According to the department's circular, the affected employees must report back to their primary posts before any salary is disbursed. The move is intended to regularise staffing patterns and ensure that remuneration is linked to the official place of appointment.
The department emphasized that the cancellation does not affect the employment status of the staff; it merely restores their original posting hierarchy. Officials are instructed to facilitate a smooth transition and update payroll records accordingly.
No further details on the reasons behind the abrupt policy shift were provided in the announcement, and the department has not indicated any immediate impact on patient services in the region.