UP Police Regs 398Chapter 28 · Miscellaneous
Section 398 · Paragraph 388. Medical procedure for police officers from other provinces
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Police officers and constables from other states who require treatment due to illness or any other reason while on duty or leave in these states may be treated in the police hospitals of these states. They may be admitted as inpatients, subject to availability.
(For each patient so admitted to a police hospital in this State, an amount equal to the rate of 1-Rupee 75 paise in plain areas, 2-Rupees 2.00 in hilly areas, 3-Rupees 2.75 per day for patients suffering from tuberculosis, after providing medical treatment and medicines and for meeting other incidental expenses, including diet, if provided, will be recovered from the Government of the States in which the person concerned is serving, through the Regulation Accounts maintained by the Accountant General. This will not be done except in the case of Assam.)
Except in the case of Assam, the following procedure will be followed for recovering and adjusting charges. As soon as possible after the patient is discharged from the hospital, the Superintendent of Police of the district where he was admitted will inform the Superintendent of Police of the district where he is serving, stating the patient's name, serial number, line, date of admission and discharge, the actual cost of food provided, if any, and the total amount incurred as calculated in accordance with the second subparagraph above. A copy of this report will be forwarded to the Accountant General of Uttar Pradesh with a request to debit the relevant receipt through the Regulation Accounts. Direct remittances from Superintendents of Police of other provinces will not be accepted, nor will any recovery be made for the treatment of police officers and constables from other provinces who receive treatment as outpatients in hospitals in these provinces. In the case of a police officer or constable serving in Assam, the entire expenditure calculated and incurred as per sub-paragraph 2 above shall be recovered directly from the patient. If for any reason the patient is unable to pay immediately, the Superintendent of Police of the district in whose hospital the constable is admitted shall recover the treatment expenses through the Superintendent of Police of the district in which the constable is serving, providing the details given in sub-paragraphs 2 and 3 above. The amount, when received, should be debited to the head "0-55-Police-Miscellaneous".
(For each patient so admitted to a police hospital in this State, an amount equal to the rate of 1-Rupee 75 paise in plain areas, 2-Rupees 2.00 in hilly areas, 3-Rupees 2.75 per day for patients suffering from tuberculosis, after providing medical treatment and medicines and for meeting other incidental expenses, including diet, if provided, will be recovered from the Government of the States in which the person concerned is serving, through the Regulation Accounts maintained by the Accountant General. This will not be done except in the case of Assam.)
Except in the case of Assam, the following procedure will be followed for recovering and adjusting charges. As soon as possible after the patient is discharged from the hospital, the Superintendent of Police of the district where he was admitted will inform the Superintendent of Police of the district where he is serving, stating the patient's name, serial number, line, date of admission and discharge, the actual cost of food provided, if any, and the total amount incurred as calculated in accordance with the second subparagraph above. A copy of this report will be forwarded to the Accountant General of Uttar Pradesh with a request to debit the relevant receipt through the Regulation Accounts. Direct remittances from Superintendents of Police of other provinces will not be accepted, nor will any recovery be made for the treatment of police officers and constables from other provinces who receive treatment as outpatients in hospitals in these provinces. In the case of a police officer or constable serving in Assam, the entire expenditure calculated and incurred as per sub-paragraph 2 above shall be recovered directly from the patient. If for any reason the patient is unable to pay immediately, the Superintendent of Police of the district in whose hospital the constable is admitted shall recover the treatment expenses through the Superintendent of Police of the district in which the constable is serving, providing the details given in sub-paragraphs 2 and 3 above. The amount, when received, should be debited to the head "0-55-Police-Miscellaneous".
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