Rajasthan Health Minister Kalicharan Saraf said the issue came to his notice yesterday and the orders to send him back to his parent department were issued today.
"We have relieved him from here and will send the video to his parent department and his parent department has take action against him,"Saraf told reporters.
V K Mathur, Director (Public Health), medical department said the officer was on deputation to the NRHM office, health department for some time.
He said there was no complaint against the officer and the action was taken suo motu after purported video surfaced.
"An inquiry would be conducted in the matter," he added.
The purported video is reportedly shot from a mobile phone in the office premises.
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