NEET PG: Doctors gear up for protest against SC's domicile reservation ruling
Not satisfied with the Supreme Court's ruling against domicile-based reservations for postgraduate medical admission under the State Quota, the doctors have decided to stage a demonstration on March 16 condemning the apex court's judgement.
Through their demonstration, the Tamil Nadu Medical Students Association (TNMSA) along with Doctors Association for Social Equality (DASE) are going to urge the Union Government to bring a constitutional amendment to safeguard states’ rights in medical education. The association argued that scrapping domicile-based reservations would affect local medical students as it would limit their access to the state-run medical institutions.
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