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Differently-abled persons allege ill-treatment at CMO Bugdam

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April 24, 2018
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Budgam, Apr 22: The differently-abled persons coming from far-flung areas of central Kashmir’s Budgam district allege that they are being compelled to visit the Chief Medical Office (CMO) unnecessarily by the officials here.

A group of differently-abled persons told ‘Kashmir Images’ that every Saturday, dozens of impaired persons visit the CMO Budgam for getting a disability certificate issued from the Medical Board here.  “We come here after travelling at least 40 to 50 Kms for a disability certificate, but the officials here are causing unnecessary delay in issuing the same.”

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They said that officials mistreat them on regular basis. “We are being pushed and treated very badly here. They (officials) force us to stand in a queue while ignoring our impairment,” said Haseena, a physically-challenged woman.

Father of a differently-abled boy, who has been visiting the CMO to renew the certificate of his impaired son, said, “I along with my son come here regularly, but every time I am told to come here on next Saturday for getting the certificate renewed.”

So many other differently-abled persons had a similar ordeal to narrate.

Bashir Ahmad, an impaired from Mochawa village has also been visiting CMO Budgam since 2017 for getting a disability certificate. “The officials here are not issuing the certificate in my favour and I fail to understand why,” said a visibly sad Ahmad.

“I was asked to visit District Hospital for getting an X-Ray done which would prove my impairment. I went to the hospital but there I was informed that I don’t need an X-Ray. Then again at CMO, I was told to visit SMHS hospital for the same thing,” said Ahmad.

The differently-abled persons complained that there is no accessibility mechanism available for them at the CMO Budgam.

“We are being compelled to sit on the floor here. There is not even a single wheel chair available here,” they said.

When contacted Chief Medical Officer Budgam, Dr Ghulam Mohammad Dar said that he will look into the matter.

Meanwhile, the differently-abled persons have requested the Minister for Health and Medical Education, Bali Bhagat to take action against erring officials who are making them to suffer for no valid reasons.

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