Jharkhand doctors to wear black ribbons to continue protest against the leave system
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After going on a day long protest over the issue of leaves system in Jharkhand the district level doctors will now wear a black ribbon to mark their continuation of protest over the issue. This move comes even after the state Chief Minister, Raghubar Das is reported to have given his assurance on the matter that the doctors will not be required to take permission from the gram panchayat, as indicated earlier.
On Saturday, 1880 doctors under the banner of Jharkhand Health Service Association had gone on strike to protest the new leave system introduced by the state government under which the village-heads would be the granting authority to give leave. It was also alleged that two patients in Palamau district had died on Saturday allegedly due to lack of medical treatment as doctors across the state went on mass leave.
On Saturday, 1880 doctors under the banner of Jharkhand Health Service Association had gone on strike to protest the new leave system introduced by the state government under which the village-heads would be the granting authority to give leave. It was also alleged that two patients in Palamau district had died on Saturday allegedly due to lack of medical treatment as doctors across the state went on mass leave.
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