Take over MCD Hospitals: Doctors to Kejriwal
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New Delhi: MCD doctors association has been reported to have written to CM Kejriwal asking him to intervene and take over the health services from MCD as a permanent solution to their problem. MCD has not paid salary to its employees for more than three months now.
Asking for urgent redressal to their plight, the doctors pointed out that they are aware that their strike is causing immense suffering to the poor patients and general public and that no doctor wants to shun away from their work on both professional as well as on humanitarian grounds. The letter clearly said that it is deeply regretted that doctors have been forced into this situation today, solely due to the indifference of the administration at all levels namely the Corporation, State and Centre. "Repeated representations have been sent to hon’ble Lieutenant Governor and MCD authorities but as of date there has been total apathy and neither of them have shown any interest in resolving our issues and they do not appear to have any due or will to solve this recurring problem." the doctors pointed out.
Asking for urgent redressal to their plight, the doctors pointed out that they are aware that their strike is causing immense suffering to the poor patients and general public and that no doctor wants to shun away from their work on both professional as well as on humanitarian grounds. The letter clearly said that it is deeply regretted that doctors have been forced into this situation today, solely due to the indifference of the administration at all levels namely the Corporation, State and Centre. "Repeated representations have been sent to hon’ble Lieutenant Governor and MCD authorities but as of date there has been total apathy and neither of them have shown any interest in resolving our issues and they do not appear to have any due or will to solve this recurring problem." the doctors pointed out.
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