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According to tribune In the case of termination of services of a female physiotherapist by the Punjab Cricket Association (PCA), the Mohali Deputy Commissioner has entrusted an inquiry to the Assistant Commissioner (grievances) here.Talking to Chandigarh Tribune, Deputy Commissioner DS Mangat said the inquiry in the matter would be done by Nayan Bhullar, Assistant Commissioner (grievances). “The officer has been asked to probe the matter and submit a report soon,” said the DC.
He added that earlier, the inquiry was given to the SDM, Mohali.
It is to be noted that the services of Ruchi Saini, a female physiotherapist of the women’s cricket team, were terminated by the PCA authorities when she refused to help male players in physiotherapy sessions. She was not given any notice in this regard.
Her counsel Pankaj Chandgothia alleged that his client was ordered to do jobs which did not come under her duties. She was appointed as a physiotherapist on July 1, 2015, for the women’s cricket team.
According to tribune In the case of termination of services of a female physiotherapist by the Punjab Cricket Association (PCA), the Mohali Deputy Commissioner has entrusted an inquiry to the Assistant Commissioner (grievances) here.Talking to Chandigarh Tribune, Deputy Commissioner DS Mangat said the inquiry in the matter would be done by Nayan Bhullar, Assistant Commissioner (grievances). “The officer has been asked to probe the matter and submit a report soon,” said the DC.
He added that earlier, the inquiry was given to the SDM, Mohali.
It is to be noted that the services of Ruchi Saini, a female physiotherapist of the women’s cricket team, were terminated by the PCA authorities when she refused to help male players in physiotherapy sessions. She was not given any notice in this regard.
Her counsel Pankaj Chandgothia alleged that his client was ordered to do jobs which did not come under her duties. She was appointed as a physiotherapist on July 1, 2015, for the women’s cricket team.
The complainant had also approached the National Commission for Women, which had, three months ago, directed the Mohali Deputy Commissioner to hold an inquiry in the complaint and submit his reportt.