Health Ministry is Sleeping: AIIMS doctors on BHU Medicos assault
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“It seems union health minister is in deep sleep and ignoring doctors agony but now we will not let him sleep comfortably at his residence when doctors hostels are burning with petrol bombs"- AIIMS RDA President
The incident took place on September 24 when an attendant fought with the doctors for non-availability of beds. The incident slowly escalated out of proportion and soon after, resident doctors and undergraduate students were attacked by mob of the students, beaten with rods. Moreover, petrol bombs were thrown on Doctors hostel, their hostel rooms and vehicles were burnt
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New Delhi: Condemning the recent horrific episode of brutal assault whereby resident doctors of IMS-BHU were nearly beaten to death by mob of angered students of Banaras Hindu University (BHU), the Resident Doctors’ Association (RDA) AIIMS Delhi, has written to the Union Health Minister JP Nadda urging him to take immediate action against the attackers as well as bring out central Doctors Protection Act.
The incident took place on September 24 when an attendant fought with the doctors for non-availability of beds. The incident slowly escalated out of proportion and soon after, resident doctors and undergraduate students were attacked by mob of the students, beaten with rods. Moreover, petrol bombs were thrown on Doctors hostel, their hostel rooms and vehicles were burnt
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