According to the complaint, Behera had visited Berhampur on June 10 and returned to Borigumma on June 20. Instead of staying in quarantine on his return, Behera joined his duty at the CHC. He also reportedly attended a meeting with 35 health workers of the CHC and even attended a marriage function.
Later, Behera tested positive for COVID-19 on June 28.
The complaint was filed against Swain for not asking Behera to stay in quarantine, police said.
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