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    The medical committee examined a 45 year old male constable who had his right index finger amputated due to a workplace injury. The committee found him permanently unfit as a constable since he could not operate firearms, but fit for alternative appointment not requiring fine finger movements or use of firearms.

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    The medical committee examined a 45 year old male constable who had his right index finger amputated due to a workplace injury. The committee found him permanently unfit as a constable since he could not operate firearms, but fit for alternative appointment not requiring fine finger movements or use of firearms.

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    The medical committee examined a 45 year old male constable who had his right index finger amputated due to a workplace injury. The committee found him permanently unfit as a constable since he could not operate firearms, but fit for alternative appointment not requiring fine finger movements or use of firearms.

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    PROCEEDINGS OF THE MEDICAL COMMITTEE IN THE CASE OF SHRI


    SANJEEV KUMAR S/O SHRI RAM RISHI SHARMA 45 YEARS MALE,
    CONSTABLE/RPF/KALKA (W)
    MEDICAL CATEGORY
    DATE OF BIRTH
    DATE OF APPOINTMENT
    DATE OF RETIREMENT
    LAP DUE
    HAP DUE
    DATE OF SICKNESS
    NON HOD

    BEE-ONE
    10.05.1968
    28.09.1987
    31.05.2028
    94 + 15 (As on 03.13)
    72 (As on 03.13)
    02.08.2013

    MARKS OF IDENTIFICATIONS:
    1. Cut mark 1 on Right Thumb.
    2. Old Healed Scar on Left Elbow.
    A medical committee consisting of following members examined patient Shri
    Sanjeev Kumar s/o Shri Ram Rishi Sharma $5 Years Male / Constable / RPF / KLK
    on 12.09.2013 at 10.00 hrs in Northern Railway Divisional Hospital, Ambala Cantt.
    (NRDH/UMB):1.
    2.
    3.

    Dr. P. Prasad
    Dr. Ateek Ahmad
    Dr. B.S. Pawar

    Addl. CMS/UMB
    Sr. DMO/Physician/UMB
    Sr. DMO/Surgeon/UMB

    Chairman
    Member
    Member

    Shri Sanjeev Kumar s/o Shri Ram Rishi Sharma $5 Years Male / Constable / RPF /
    KLK is a follow up case of Amputation Index Finger due to trauma on 31.07.2011,
    while performing duty due to sudden fall of window pane.
    He remained under sick list with Sr. DMO/KLK w.e.f. 31.07.2011.
    On 24.11.2011, DMO/UMB DR. O.P. Patni sent a letter to Sr. DSC/UMB for trade
    test whether the said constable is fit for using fire arms. On 28.12.2011,
    Sr.DMO/KLK also asked for trade test, to which Sr. DSC office replied on 24.01.2012
    that the trade test will be conducted after receipt of fit certificate.
    He was made conditional Fit on 19/03/213 by Sr. DMO /KLK to category Bee One
    with glasses for distant vision as Contable/RPF with restriction that he should not be
    put in duty where use of fire arms is required until specifically allowed by Branch
    Officer as advised by CMS/UMB.
    There is no provision of trade test in the RPF; however a committee of two
    Inspectors / RPF conducted a physical examination of operating firearms on
    25.04.2012, and found him unable to operate the firearms. The same was intimated to
    CMS/U<B on 11.05.2012.
    Following this he was sent for Special Medical Examination by Sr. DSC/RPF/UMB
    on 02/07/2013.

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    The patient was admitted for medical board in NRDH/UMB on 02.09.2013, his XRay Index Finger shows amputation from Middle of Middle Phalanx.
    He is unable to perform pincer holding movement and fill flexion of Index finger.
    The trade test/ physical examination for operating firearms conducted by RPF
    (mentioned vide-supra) have found him not able to operate firearms.
    The medical committee is of this opinion that he is unfit as Constable RPF in medical
    category Bee One permanently. However he is fit for alternative appointment on
    medical grounds (AEMG) in medical category Bee One where he does not have to
    operate firearms and the work does not involve use of fine hand movements and
    pincer holding/pen holding movements from Hand.

    (Dr. P. PRASAD)
    ACMS/Optho/UMB
    Member

    (Dr. Ateek Ahmad)

    (Dr. B.S. Pawar)

    SR.DMO/Physician/UMB

    Sr. DMO/Surgeon/UMB

    Member

    Member

    Dr. Girija Shankar,


    CMS/UMB

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