As soon as the elections came in Hojpur, government employees started getting sick: some called their mother, wife and some called themselves sick, DM said – the medical team will investigate. Achi-News

Achi news desk-
In Bhojpur district, many workers started falling ill as soon as they were on duty for the Lok Sabha and Assembly by-elections. So far, over 400 office bearers and workers elected for the district elections have fallen ill and do not want to participate in the elections with reference to their illnesses. After such requests were submitted to the personnel cell, a storm arose there. The application report was sent by the personnel cell officer to District Magistrate Mahendra Kumar. Voting is scheduled to take place in Bara on June 1 in the seventh phase of the Lok Sabha elections. At the same time, the counting will take place on June 4. At the same time, the vote for the Aegion Assembly will take place on June 1. The duty of the workers was imposed on this. Some claimed that they were disabled and there were applications from such employees that even their co-workers did not know that the applicant was disabled. But now a request was given, in which those workers declared themselves disabled. Regarding the training being conducted at the Maharaja College, District Magistrate Mahendra Kumar said that all the applications were given by the staff selected in the elections. A special medical camp will be organized for them. In this framework, a team of five doctors will examine all candidates. He said the entire staff at Ara Nagari Pracharini Auditorium will be checked. A team of special doctors will examine all sick workers from April 28th to April 30th. During this investigation, if a genuine sick worker is found, he will be removed from elective positions or kept in reserve. More than 20 thousand people were selected for the elections according to the information received from the personnel cell, more than 20 thousand people were selected for the elections. In this way, 11,500 people must remain in the elections. There are also about 6000 working women. A medical camp will be organized in Nagari Parcharini for the Aegion by-elections, all of whom have applied through the manpower cell to withdraw from the elections. There are many people who submitted a request to be removed from election work on the grounds of serious illness of their wife and mother. Now the whole matter will become clear only after an examination by doctors. Dr. Mahendra Kumar said that if any worker does not want to work in the elections by submitting a false application, then action will be taken against such workers.