Strict security and surveillance arrangements have been made at the health building to protect government documents and files.

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Reported  by Sanchita chatterjee  kolkata 7th May 2026: In light of the state's recent political landscape, stringent security and surveillance measures have been implemented at Swasthya Bhawan to safeguard government documents and files. Amidst the backdrop of the Lok Sabha elections and the shifting political climate, these special measures have been adopted to ensure that no critical government files or documents are illicitly smuggled out of—or 'made to vanish' from—Swasthya Bhawan under any circumstances.Doctors' Apprehensions and Letter to the Chief Secretary

On behalf of the 'Joint Platform of Doctors,' Dr. Punyabrata Gun and Dr. Hiralal Konar dispatched an urgent letter to the State Chief Secretary, Dushyant Nariala.

They expressed apprehensions that a certain section of the health administration might attempt to make critical documents and files disappear—or even destroy them—in an effort to cover up evidence of various irregularities and acts of corruption committed in the past.

They demanded that the records of every government office be preserved in a completely intact and secure condition.

The Chief Secretary's Strict Directives

Taking the prevailing situation into consideration—and acting upon the advice of the Governor—the State Chief Secretary has issued strict directives addressed to all government departments and departmental secretaries.

These directives explicitly state that no critical files or papers may be removed from any government office—including Swasthya Bhawan or Nabanna—under any circumstances.

Furthermore, the photocopying, scanning, or creation of digital copies of any government document without proper authorization has been strictly prohibited.

Should any file go missing or be destroyed, the high-ranking officials of the concerned department will be held personally accountable.

Special Desk and Central Forces at Swasthya Bhawan.Following the issuance of these directives, the security apparatus at Swasthya Bhawan has been placed entirely under the supervision of Central Forces.

A dedicated surveillance desk has been established within the premises of the department itself.

Personnel stationed at this desk—operating in the presence of Central Force jawans—are monitoring the movement of every file and document through rigorous checks to ensure that no unauthorized individual is able to remove any files.

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