New Delhi: MCD Doctors meet Home minister over impending salaries
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New Delhi: Desperate over non-payment of salaries, doctors working with the Municipal Corporations are running from pillar to post in search of some respite. Just two days after writing to NHRC to look into the matter, a delegation representing Senior Doctor's Association ( MCD) along withTeacher's Association ( MCD), Nursing Association and doctors of EDMC Association met with the Home minister, Mr Rajnath Singh asking for his intervention.
As per sources, the minister has given due consideration to the issue raised by the doctors and have passed on a formal message to the mayor and the commissioner to intervene in the matter.
According to Dr Aditya Gupta RDA President, Hindu Rao hospital, the representatives of various MCD hospitals have been trying to secure an appointment with the NHRC officials, but haven't received any response till now. The next step would be to approach court again, process of which has already begun.
As per sources, the minister has given due consideration to the issue raised by the doctors and have passed on a formal message to the mayor and the commissioner to intervene in the matter.
According to Dr Aditya Gupta RDA President, Hindu Rao hospital, the representatives of various MCD hospitals have been trying to secure an appointment with the NHRC officials, but haven't received any response till now. The next step would be to approach court again, process of which has already begun.
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