When the ghost of making a reel came, they forgot their duty. The nurses of the government hospital were punished, now their salary will be cut.

News India Live, Digital Desk: Nowadays, the influence of social media has become such that people are forgetting both their responsibilities and their place. The craze of making reels is no longer limited only to the youth but is also reaching the heights of the employees on duty in offices and hospitals. But a case has come to light from Basti district of Uttar Pradesh, which has taught a tough lesson to reel lovers.

What is the whole matter?
It so happened that the staff nurses posted in a government hospital (district hospital) in Basti district, while on duty, made a reel while dancing to the film ‘Pushpa’ or any famous Bollywood song. These nurses wearing white coats were seen dancing with full joy in the corridors or near the wards of the hospital. As soon as this reel, made for fun, was uploaded on the internet, it went viral in no time.

Viral video and people’s anger
As soon as the video went viral, people started expressing their displeasure on social media. People’s argument was valid—these nurses were dancing in front of the cameras when they should have been taking care of the patients. Government hospitals are already short of resources and crowded with patients, so this action of the staff raised question marks on the working style of the administration.

Sir used the ‘government baton’
As soon as this video reached the Chief Medical Officer (CMO) of the district, considering the seriousness of the matter, he ordered an immediate investigation. Now the latest update is that strict action has been taken against these nurses for indiscipline. The administration has made it clear that work will have to be given priority over entertainment during duty hours. of nurses as punishment Instructions to cut salary (Probably one day’s salary or as per rules) and has also been issued a warning.

This is not the first time!
Be it Uttar Pradesh or Delhi, reels of policemen, teachers and health workers go viral every day. However, repeated instructions are given by the department to use mobile phones only for essential purposes while on duty. But this glitter of the reel world is forcing the employees to cross the line of discipline.

The reality is that making reels can be one’s personal hobby, but when you are in the uniform of a government servant, your dignity and your responsibility towards the patients should be paramount. This case of Basti is an alarm for all those people who consider office as dancing floor.

Now for these nurses, this reel is not just ‘like’ and ‘comment’, but has been added like a ‘black mark’ on their file.