MP: JDA pleads government to issue written orders for promises made
MP: JDA pleads government to issue written orders for promises made
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Bhopal: The corona havoc in Madhya Pradesh is beginning to subside but in the meantime the dispute between the Junior Doctors Association (JUDA) of Mendical College and the government seems to be on the rise. Last night, the Junior Doctors Association (JDA) of the medical college came together to make a fresh request to the government. As part of the information received, doctors lit mobile flashlights to introduce unity at night and created stethoscopes and JDA formations. On the other hand, junior doctors showed unity by lighting mobile flashlights and creating stethoscopes and JDA forms.

In the meantime, all of them have requested the Government to issue written orders on their promises. All of you must be aware that last Friday, on the directions of the government, the Dean of the GMC issued notices to the junior doctors who resigned to pay bonds and vacate hostels. However, the Junior Doctors Association of the Medical College of Madhya Pradesh has termed it as a repressive act.

Now, on this issue, the junior doctors say that we will return the certificates given by Corona Warriors to the doctors on behalf of the government, the government is giving us the reward of serving the patients in the Kerona epidemic. Not only that, the Junior Doctors Association of the medical college will donate blood to protest against the government's action.

You must be aware that the strike by junior doctors of medical college in Madhya Pradesh continued for the sixth day. Amidst all this, a major statement has come out of the government on the junior doctors association agitation of the Medical College in Madhya Pradesh. The government says, "He is ready to talk, call off the strike.''

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