Dr. Nagnath Yempallay, who's the civil surgeon in Pune, is in trouble. The health department says he didn't follow important rules for checking if hospitals and clinics are doing a good job. They also say he didn't properly check how well the ODK tool kit is working in these places.
Dr. Radhakishan Pawar, who's in charge of health services in Maharashtra, sent a letter to Dr. Yempallay. This letter talks about the ways he could be punished for not keeping the healthcare standards that India wants.
The checks showed that only nine hospitals in Pune got good scores, over 80%, when they were checked with the ODK tool kit. This means many hospitals aren't following the rules properly.
Dr. Yempallay has 10 days to write back and explain why he didn't take care of these problems. If he doesn't respond in time, the health department will make a decision without hearing him, which could lead to serious punishment for him and others involved.
This action shows that the health department wants to make sure all hospitals in Pune follow the rules and give good care to patients. They believe checking with the ODK tool kit is very important to see how well healthcare places are working.
The department is worried that many hospitals aren't doing their best, and they want to fix this quickly.
