IMA announces Delhi Andolan on July 29 against NMC Bill
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The IMA will hold a "Delhi Andolan" on July 29, which includes a march by the medical fraternity from Nirman Bhavan to Jantar Mantar to demonstrate the imperative need for the amendments in the Bill.
New Delhi, Doctors and medical students staged protests across the country against the National Medical Commission (NMC) Bill, alleging that it was "anti-poor". The protests were organised on the call of the Indian Medical Association (IMA).
As part of the protest action, copies of the proposed legislation were burnt outside the IMA headquarters in Delhi and its 1,700 branch offices.
Read Also: Mark of Protest: IMA Doctors burn NMC bill outside AIIMS
Students in medical colleges observed hunger strike against the "anti-poor" legislation.
The IMA will hold a "Delhi Andolan" on July 29, which includes a march by the medical fraternity from Nirman Bhavan to Jantar Mantar to demonstrate the imperative need for the amendments in the Bill.
New Delhi, Doctors and medical students staged protests across the country against the National Medical Commission (NMC) Bill, alleging that it was "anti-poor". The protests were organised on the call of the Indian Medical Association (IMA).
As part of the protest action, copies of the proposed legislation were burnt outside the IMA headquarters in Delhi and its 1,700 branch offices.
Read Also: Mark of Protest: IMA Doctors burn NMC bill outside AIIMS
Students in medical colleges observed hunger strike against the "anti-poor" legislation.
The IMA will hold a "Delhi Andolan" on July 29, which includes a march by the medical fraternity from Nirman Bhavan to Jantar Mantar to demonstrate the imperative need for the amendments in the Bill.
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