After Rajasthan, UP doctors threaten to tender resignations
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Lucknow: After government doctors in Rajasthan went on indefinite mass leave, their counterparts in Uttar Pradesh threatened to follow suit if their long pending demands were not met soon.
"We have met the officials, including the minister concerned, health secretary and director general medical services many times regarding our demands but to no avail," UP Provincial Medical Service union general secretary Amit Singh said.
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