KEJRIWAL TO GO DOORTODOOR TO SEEK FUNDS FOR PARTY
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Chief minister Arvind Kejriwal in August had said there was a 20 - 30% shortage of staff of all categories at these clinics.
“Once the cabinet gives its nod, all mohalla clinics will have four staff members – the doctor, an ANM, a pharmacist, and a multi-task worker. Currently, we are hiring people for the existing clinics. Also, all staff members who had been diverted from government dispensaries and hospitals will return to their original postings,” Dr Bhushan said.
The pharmacists, who are NEW DELHI: Beginning Sunday, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) chief Arvind Kejriwal, his cabinet of ministers and all members of the Legislative Assembly, will go door-to-door in their respective assembly constituencies to urge people to donate to the party and for contesting elections. The exercise is part of the nation-wide crowdsourcing campaign that Kejriwal launched on Monday ahead of 2019 polls. “All lawmakers, including chief minister Arvind Kejriwal, will knock on voters’ doors of their respective constituencies from October 21 to seek donations for the party,” a party leader said.
While launching the nationwide crowdsourcing campaign “AAP Ka Dhaan, Rashtra ka Nirmaan” from Talkatora stadium, the chief minister had urged volunteers, supporters and citizens to donate generously for the cash crunch-hit political party. The party which had been receiving donations randomly till now, wants to formalise crowd-sourced funding and set a target for 2019 polls, party leaders said. “It has been long since Kejriwal interacted with people for funds. Now that 2019 polls are close, we need to have a target for acquiring funds if we want to contest 40-50 seats,” the leader said. The party has already announced in-charges of all seven Lok Sabha seats in Delhi.
ALL STAFF MEMBERS WILL BE PAID FOR A MINIMUM OF 75 PATIENTS EACH DAY THE EXERCISE IS PART OF THE NATIONWIDE CROWDSOURCING CAMPAIGN KEJRIWAL LAUNCHED ON MONDAY AHEAD OF 2019 POLLS.
required to have a diploma or degree in pharmacy and registration with the Delhi Pharmacy Council, would be paid ₹12 per patient.
The ANMS, who are required to have ANM training and must be registered with the Delhi Nursing Council, will be paid ₹10 per patient and an additional ₹30 for an antenatal check-up conducted, ₹10 for a blood draw, and another ₹10 for injection or immunisation.
The multi-task worker, who is required to have studied up to class 10 or beyond as well as training in first aid from St John Ambulance Brigade, will be paid ₹8 per patient and an additional ₹10 for each wound dressing, according to the government notification. All staff members will be paid for a minimum of 75 patients each day.