Rajasthan Resident Doctors Unpaid for Months, Demand Stipend Release
Pending stipend issue
Jaipur: Resident doctors working in various government medical colleges under the Rajasthan Medical Education Society (RajMES) have allegedly not received their stipends for several months, leaving many in deep financial and emotional distress.
Despite working around the clock in hospitals and serving hundreds of patients daily, these doctors have alleged that they haven't been paid for up to eight or nine months. The issue affects both new and senior batches of MD, MS, and DNB resident doctors.
The doctors, through various associations, have been raising the issue of pending stipends, but the government is yet to take action in this regard.
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Associations like All Rajasthan RajMES Resident Doctors Association (ARRRDA), Resident Doctors Association (RDA) of Government Medical College Pali and Doctor's Welfare Federation-India (DWF) have written to the authorities.
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