Living in Slums After clearing NEET! Raipur Medicos Protest over Hostel Accommodation, Fee Hike
Living in Slums After clearing NEET! Raipur Medicos Protest Demanding Hostel Accommodation, Rollback of Exam Fee Hike
Demanding accommodation for the medical students in hostels and a rollback of the exam fees hike, the medicos at Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru Medical College, Raipur, staged a protest during a Doctors Day event, which was attended by the Chief Minister and Health Minister of Chhattisgarh.
They have urged the authorities to complete the long-pending hostel construction while citing the safety and health concerns faced by them to live outside campus.
In a video of the event, which went viral on social media platforms, the doctors could be heard raising slogans "Humaari maange poori karo [Fulfill our demands].
Speaking to the media, one of the students highlighted the problems faced by the students due to the lack of hostel accommodation. He informed that after so much preparation to clear the NEET exam, the students have to pay 10,000 to 15,000 for accommodation. Due to this, several students opt to stay in the slum areas and suffer health issues such as typhoid, dysentery, etc.
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