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Junior doctors continue stir
The protest of junior doctors under the banner of the AP Junior Doctors Association (APJUDA), demanding immediate registration of certificates and payment of arrears, entered ninth day on Friday. Doctors have staged a unique protest by tying their hands with their stethoscopes at the entrance of the Kurnool Medical College.
Kurnool: The protest of junior doctors under the banner of the AP Junior Doctors Association (APJUDA), demanding immediate registration of certificates and payment of arrears, entered ninth day on Friday. Doctors have staged a unique protest by tying their hands with their stethoscopes at the entrance of the Kurnool Medical College.
Junior doctors, Sanjeev Kumar and Narendra, speaking on the occasion said that they are extending priceless services to the patients and attending numerous cases every day. They lamented that the state government is not recognising their selfless service as salary arrears are yet to be cleared.
The doctors also said that they are ready to render rural services for a year but on one condition that the government has to pay them regular salaries based on their degrees and immediate registration of certificates after completion of MBBS and post graduate courses. Junior doctors Harish, Bhargav, Dheeraj Kumar, Hari Krishna and other women doctors were present.
