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Medicos strike continues in Rajasthan
Despite assurance by a delegation of resident doctors to call off their strike from today, majority of them did not resume duty and continued their protest in support of agitating government medicos.
Jaipur: Despite assurance by a delegation of
resident doctors to call off their strike from today, majority
of them did not resume duty and continued their protest in
support of agitating government medicos.
Out of around 450 resident doctors, only 35 resumed duty in Jaipur and the situation remained almost same in other parts of the state, official sources said here. A three-member delegation of resident doctors, who as a sign of solidarity had joined the strike of in-service government doctors on December 21, met the state medical and health minister Duru Miyan at midnight and assured him of calling off their strike unconditionally from Wednesday morning. However, the strike continued. "Only 35 residents have resumed duty today. Alternate but sufficient medical arrangements are in place in the hospital," Dr L C Sharma, Superintendent of SMS government hospital, Jaipur said.
Sources in the SMS medical college-Jaipur said that the residents are demanding release of their arrested colleagues and lifting of RESMA before resuming duty.
Dr Ashok, who led the delegation last night, was not available for comments.
On the other hand, in-service government doctors continued their strike and deadlock between them and the government continued for the 8th consecutive day today.
PTI
Out of around 450 resident doctors, only 35 resumed duty in Jaipur and the situation remained almost same in other parts of the state, official sources said here. A three-member delegation of resident doctors, who as a sign of solidarity had joined the strike of in-service government doctors on December 21, met the state medical and health minister Duru Miyan at midnight and assured him of calling off their strike unconditionally from Wednesday morning. However, the strike continued. "Only 35 residents have resumed duty today. Alternate but sufficient medical arrangements are in place in the hospital," Dr L C Sharma, Superintendent of SMS government hospital, Jaipur said.
Sources in the SMS medical college-Jaipur said that the residents are demanding release of their arrested colleagues and lifting of RESMA before resuming duty.
Dr Ashok, who led the delegation last night, was not available for comments.
On the other hand, in-service government doctors continued their strike and deadlock between them and the government continued for the 8th consecutive day today.
PTI