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Facilitate us before felicitation: Medical teachers in MP to shun CM's function as they press for their demands
Bhopal: The Progressive Medical Teachers' Association (PMTA) has submitted a letter Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan seeking to accept their long pending demands instead of felicitating doctors.On eve of Doctors' Day, they decided to shun online program of Chief Minister who will felicitate doctors virtually on Thursday, stating that such programmes are not more than a formality.The...
Bhopal: The Progressive Medical Teachers' Association (PMTA) has submitted a letter Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan seeking to accept their long pending demands instead of felicitating doctors.
On eve of Doctors' Day, they decided to shun online program of Chief Minister who will felicitate doctors virtually on Thursday, stating that such programmes are not more than a formality.
The medical teachers of all government medical colleges in the state, who are still awaiting implementation of time-bound promotion, 7th pay commissions, and resolution on other issues have rebelled against state government for not accepting their demands, reports The Free Press Journal.
In this regard, medical teachers have also submitted memorandum to deans of their colleges.
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"Instead of talking to us on a public forum, chief minister should listen to our demands as such programmes are not more than a formality," association's office bearers added.
Sanchari Chattopadhyay has pursued her M.A in English and Culture Studies from the University of Burdwan, West Bengal. She likes observing cultural specificities and exploring new places.