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Woman Doctor Alleges Harassment by CMHO in Mandrayal

Summary: A woman doctor at a Mandrayal CHC has filed a sexual harassment complaint against the Chief Medical and Health Officer and a clerk, alleging four years of sexual, mental, and financial harassment. Despite filing multiple complaints earlier, action was delayed. A formal FIR has now been registered, and an investigation is underway.

Harassed, Ignored, and Alone: A Doctor's Cry for Justice

What happens when the people trusted to protect and lead are the ones accused of harassment? A chilling case has emerged from Mandrayal, Rajasthan, where a female doctor has filed a sexual harassment complaint against none other than the Chief Medical and Health Officer (CMHO) and a clerk at the Community Health Centre (CHC).

This disturbing report not only sheds light on abuse of power but also reveals a system that failed her multiple times. This article breaks down what happened, what actions are being taken, and what this case tells us about workplace safety for healthcare professionals.

FIR Filed After 4 Years of Alleged Abuse

The doctor submitted a written complaint to the District Collector, after which a First Information Report (FIR) was finally registered at the women’s police station.

She alleged that sexual, mental, and financial harassment had been going on for the past four years.

Harassment or Extortion? Doctor Makes Shocking Claims

According to her statement, the officials delayed her work unless she paid bribes. She further alleged they demanded money and pressured her to engage in sexual activities when she refused to pay.

Adding to the trauma, she claimed to have faced caste-based abuse and offensive language regularly.

Alone in the Fight: Harassment Takes a Personal Toll

The doctor revealed the prolonged harassment took a severe toll on her personal life. Her husband no longer lives with her, leaving her to raise two young children alone.

“People around me tried to take advantage of my situation,” she said, highlighting how isolation and systemic inaction made her more vulnerable.

Prior Complaints Went Unheard

Despite raising complaints earlier at various places, she says no concrete action was taken. Shockingly, instead of receiving help, she was questioned about her character, further deepening the trauma.

Eventually, with no other options left, she turned to the police.

What’s Happening Now?

The  FIR has been registered, but no action has been taken against the accused yet, even after several days. DSP Anuj Shubham is currently leading the investigation.

The district administration has taken cognisance of the case. District Collector Neelabh Saxena told media:

“The health committee meeting started at 3 pm on Friday. After the meeting ended at 6:30 pm, the lady doctor lodged a complaint. A committee will be formed to investigate this matter, and an impartial investigation will be conducted.”

Why This Case Matters

This is not just a story of one woman. It’s a reflection of what many professionals face in silence, workplace harassment, corruption, and victim-blaming.

The fact that a woman doctor had to struggle for years, face isolation, and still had to fight for her complaint to be taken seriously speaks volumes about the systemic gaps in support and redressal.

Final Thoughts: Justice Must Not Be Delayed

This case underlines the urgent need for accountability within the health department and a stronger support system for whistleblowers. With an official investigation now underway, the hope is that justice will be swift and fair.

"If a doctor isn't safe at her own workplace, what hope do the rest of us have?"

"We need to stop questioning the character of women who speak up. That’s how we fail them twice."

"She’s a mother, a doctor, a public servant... and still, she wasn’t believed. That’s heartbreaking."

Dane

I am an MBBS graduate and a dedicated medical writer with a strong passion for deep research and psychology. I enjoy breaking down complex medical topics into engaging, easy-to-understand content, aiming to educate and inspire readers by exploring the fascinating connection between health, science, and the human mind.

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