Hindu Rao doctors suspend strike
Resident Doctors Association (RDA) president Dr Tanuraj Tyagi said, We have not called off the strike but suspended the agitation after getting the assurance from the administration to meet all our demands.;
New Delhi: The resident doctors at Delhi's Hindu Rao hospital on Tuesday suspended their strike after getting an assurance of the early disbursement of salaries and consideration of other demands from the hospital administration.
The resident doctors of the civic body-run Hindu Rao Hospital were on strike for the last one week over the release of three months pending salaries and dearness allowance and other issues. The hospital authorities have paid two months - September and October - salaries to the doctors. They have been assured of getting the November salary before mid-December.
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Talking to IANS, Resident Doctors Association (RDA) president Dr Tanuraj Tyagi said, "We have not called off the strike but suspended the agitation after getting the assurance from the administration to meet all our demands".
He said that a discussion was held between the hospital administration and the representatives of the union where the administration assured to look into the grievances at the earliest.
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