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Refusal of Providing of treatment of me and my dependents


19-Jan-2023 (In Civil Law)
I am a Ex-Servicemen.Providing of treatment of me and my all dependent family members has been denied by Officer in Charge ECHS. Because of spelling mistake/mismatching of one family member's Aadhar. He has refused to provide treatment to all.Correction of name in Aadhar will take time.Where as correct name mentioned in my discharge book,dependent card and service documents and records. Immediate medical treatment are required for me and my one dependent.To avail ECHS facility sum of Rs.67000/- already deducted from my gratuity amount and Rs. 885 has been paid also for ECHS cards. I have given complaints against Officer In Charge ECHS to ECHS higher authorities (Local,Regional and Central) but my grievances has not been readdressed. It is requested to guide about appropriate legal procedure. Your advise is very valuable to me.
Answers (2)

Answer #1
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if you have given complaint to the concerned authorities complaint under complaint copy then you can approach the honorable High Court to take care of the treatment immediately also you can approach the senior citizenship act it is better to approach High Court
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Answer #2
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Ask the officer in charge to give it writing for the reason of denial of service. take that letter and then proceed with any hospital with your choice. You can claim it as a reimbursement from them for their mistake. If the name of the dependent is correct in the ECHS Dependent card, then you are eligible for service.
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