Gujarat Govt assures 40 percent stipend hike for Junior Resident Doctors
Pending stipend issue
Ahmedabad: Immediately after receiving assurances from the government about a 40% hike in their stipend, the Junior Doctors Association (JDA) of both government and private medical colleges in the state decided not to proceed with a protest on July 11.
The association had previously issued a threat to launch a protest if the government did not raise their stipend. However, the state health minister Rushikesh Patel reassured the association's representatives on Tuesday that the 40% increase in their stipend would be implemented within the next 15 days, as per a TOI news report.
Medical Dialogues team had earlier reported that raising slogans outside the office of the medical superintendent of Civil Hospital Dr Rakesh Joshi, the Junior Doctors Association (JDA) of both government and private medical colleges staged a demonstration against the government on Thursday seeking an increase in their stipend and further threatened to protest on July 11 if no action was taken.
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