The PMCH administration has woken up after the hospital inspection of Deputy Chief Minister cum Health Minister Tejashwi Yadav at midnight. Taking action, the superintendent of the hospital, Dr IS Thakur, has ordered to deduct one day's salary of Dr Saurabh Singh, who is missing from duty. At the same time, clarification has been sought from the health manager and sanitation workers. A fine of Rs 25,000 has been imposed on the cleaning company.

Deputy Chief Minister Tejashwi Yadav, who reached PMCH late on Tuesday, first visited the Tata ward. Went to the doctor's chamber. After that went to the control room, where no one was there. Two nurses were found sleeping. A junior doctor was missing from the Tata ward, who asked him to take immediate clarification and take action. Tejashwi Yadav saw the attendance register of doctors and nurses in the emergency. Junior doctors were found instead of senior doctors on duty.

Tejashwi asked- Where is the senior doctor? Got the answer - Sir, have gone to eat food. When Dr. Saurabh Singh returned, he asked- When your duty is from 10 o'clock in the night, why didn't you come after having dinner? Instead, he is out of the hospital in the name of having food for three hours in the duty hour. He asked for the list of medicines, which was not received. The bodies were lying for hours. When Tejashwi asked, it was told that handovers have not been made to the relatives. Then reached the water cooler plant. Opened the spout of soft drinking water here and saw the condition of the water.

Serious patients are admitted in the emergency ward, but dogs are roaming around them. The dead body was lying in an unclaimed state in front of the ward. Which no one was to see. Do you see people or not? Why are many duties missing in roster duty, when tatkal roster chart is being asked from you people, why are you showing old roster chart. Such things were told to doctors and nurses under the supervision of Deputy CM and Health Minister Tejashwi Yadav, who reached PMCH at midnight on Tuesday.

During the inspection, he found many shortcomings, on which he reprimanded many including the superintendent. He was very angry seeing the dog roaming in the emergency ward. There was lack of facilities and cleanliness in the wards. Tejashwi Yadav called the nurses one by one and looked at the roster chart. Many nurses were missing in it. The special thing is that instead of the health manager, the nurse was doing duty. For two hours, the minister inspected both the emergency wards.