Maharashtra: Radiologists end Strike Following CM's intervention
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Nagpur/Mumbai : Following a week long agitation initiated by the radiologists working in the city of Pune under the banner of Maharashtra State Branch of Indian Radiological and Imaging Association (MSBIRIA), the doctors are reported to have finally decided to call off their strike, following a meeting with the State CM Devendra Fadnavis late last evening.
The representatives of MSBIRIA met with a delegation of ministers including the CM, State finance minister Sudhir Mungantiwar as well as BJP leaders including Kirit Somaiya, Mangal Prabhat Lodha and Sena's Neelam Gore. The representatives apprised the ministers about the flawed implementation of the PC-PNDT Act and the resultant harassment caused of the radiologists working under its ambit.
The representatives of MSBIRIA met with a delegation of ministers including the CM, State finance minister Sudhir Mungantiwar as well as BJP leaders including Kirit Somaiya, Mangal Prabhat Lodha and Sena's Neelam Gore. The representatives apprised the ministers about the flawed implementation of the PC-PNDT Act and the resultant harassment caused of the radiologists working under its ambit.
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