Maha Doctors body demands filling 1432 vacant posts, clearing pending dues: Warns strike from January 2
"The creation of 1,432 posts of senior resident doctors is our first demand. If the proposal for the same is still pending with the state government, then why did it have the policy of bonded service for resident doctors passing out from government-run colleges," the letter stated.;
Mumbai: The Maharashtra State Association of Resident Doctors (MARD) has warned of going on strike from January 2 if their demands for creation of 1432 posts of senior resident doctors and payment of pending dues of dearness allowances from October 16, 2018, are not met.
In a letter to state medical education minister Girish Mahajan on Monday, MARD president Dr Avinash Dahiphale has demanded the creation of 1,432 posts of senior resident doctors and payment of pending dues of dearness allowances from October 16, 2018.
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"The creation of 1,432 posts of senior resident doctors is our first demand. If the proposal for the same is still pending with the state government, then why did it have the policy of bonded service for resident doctors passing out from government-run colleges," the letter stated.
The association has also demanded clearing pending dues of dearness allowances from October 16, 2018, it said.
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