Will you not answer the phone... , MP in Bihar started CS 'class'
JDU mp Kaushalendra Kumar suddenly reached bihar Sharif Sadar Hospital on thursday evening. The mp had called the Civil Surgeon several times before coming to the hospital, but the Civil Surgeon did not receive the call. After the mp reached Sadar Hospital, there was a stir among the hospital staff. The hospital manager immediately arrived and inquired about the MP's well-being, but the MP's anger (Nalanda News) was at its peak. The mp asked to immediately call the civil surgeon. After this, the workers ran and called the civil surgeon. After about ten minutes the civil surgeon came in front of the MP.
'You see my mobile'
The mp conducted such a class for the Civil Surgeon that various types of discussions started taking place among the people present there. The whole matter is that before coming to Sadar Hospital, the mp called the Civil Surgeon, but he did not pick up the phone. The mp told the Civil Surgeon to see how many times we have called the mobile. The Civil Surgeon said that a letter had come and he was busy with that. Sir, you have called only two or three times and the call have come. Further, the mp said that work will be done only when there is a civil surgeon like you, then the civil surgeon said that you can see my mobile. On this the mp said that you don't look, they are asking us to look. You have your mobile and we will see, you will remain sitting and will not pick up the MP's phone. The mp calls like this.
mp asked question on water shortage
The mp got angry and called the Municipal Commissioner and asked about the shortage of water in Sadar Hospital, but the Municipal Commissioner said that such information never existed nor was it given by anyone. On this the Civil Surgeon was asked whether he ever informed about water shortage. To us or any other officer, the Civil Surgeon said that we had informed the Municipal Commissioner about this, but the Municipal Commissioner had told the mp that such information was not given to us. The mp also gave several directions to the Civil Surgeon to ensure that there is no shortage of water.