Maha Resident doctors threaten to go on indefinite strike over pending demands
The resident doctors across the government medical colleges in Maharashtra have threatened to go on an indefinite strike starting from February 07, 2024, if their demands regarding hostel accommodation and regularisation of stipend are not met.
Writing to the Minister of Medical Education, Maharashtra, the Central Maharashtra Association of Resident Doctors (MARD) on Wednesday highlighted that they have written 28 letters to the medical education department. However, despite the assurance from the Government authorities, the issues raised by the resident doctors have not been addressed yet, mentioned the association.
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