Kolkata:
Following the meeting of West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, doctors' strike in Bengal has ended. Doctors have announced to withdraw the strike.A spokesman for the joint front of the doctors told reporters that the doctor will return to work because he wants to give some time to the state government to implement the promises. After meeting of the government body at Nil Ratan Government Medical College and Hospital, he said, 'Our meeting with the Chief Minister and the discussion were successful. Considering everything, we hope the government will solve the issue according to the discussion. This announcement was made some time after Banerjee's meeting with representatives of striking doctors in the state secretariat. After the death of a patient in NRS hospital on Monday, the distressed junior doctors had gone on strike from Tuesday after beating two doctors by their relatives.
Junior doctors of NRS hospital, Kolkata announce that they are calling off the strike.
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The Doctor Forum spokesman said, "We decided in our Steering Committee meeting that we will return to our work as soon as possible." He said, "We thank the Chief Minister for giving us time. We want to give some time to the state government so that they can fulfill the promises they have made. We also thank the common man. We also apologize to them, who suffered a lot. ' The junior doctors also thanked the Chief Minister for visiting the injured doctor Parbhasha Mukhopadhyay to go to the hospital. The spokesman said, 'We are happy. He had promised us and he went to visit Paribah in the hospital.
Let me state that there was a meeting between the Chief Minister of West BengalMamata Banerjee and the junior doctors doing the agitation in the state secretariat. At the meeting, junior doctors informed Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee about the difficulties being faced by them in the medical college and hospital. Minister of Health of West Bengal Chandrima Bhattacharya and state officials were present in the meeting with 31 junior doctors, Banerjee. Only two regional news channels were allowed to cover the meeting between Banerjee and Jr. doctors in the state secretariat. Mamata Banerjee said in the meeting that the state government has not filed a case against any doctor. At the meeting, Joint Forum Jr.'s Joint Forum told the Chief Minister, "While doing the work, we are scared, those who beat the NRS doctors should be given such punishment that is an example for others."
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Giving information about the steps taken by the government, Mamata Banerjee said, "We have taken adequate steps, five people allegedly involved in the incident in NRS hospital have been arrested." He said that he was sad that the incident happened and the government would remove the concerns of doctors. Chief Minister directed the formation of grievance settlement units in all the hospitals of West Bengal according to their proposal in the meeting with the junior doctors. Mamta Banerjee appealed doctors to end the strike, in response to which doctors said that she would take a decision on the matter only after talking to the colleagues.
In the meeting with doctors, Mamata Banerjee said, 'will remove your anxiety'
In the Trauma Center, Delhi's All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), a case of mistreatment with the doctor has been reported by the patient's attendant on Sunday night. The doctor's charge is that the attendant of the patient has abused and abusive. About the incident last night at the AIIMS Trauma Center, doctors say that when a patient comes to the hospital, the physician's duty is to see them after seeing the serious patient.
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RDA chief Dr Amarinder Singh Malhi said, "It was done because the patient was not in serious condition, but the attendant of the patient had drunk alcohol, who used abusive language and said, if you do not see it now then That's why AIIMS's resident doctor decided to stay on strike on Monday from 12 noon to 6 a.m. on Tuesday. Doctors of AIIMS also marched in support of the demands of doctors of West Bengal from 8 to 9 in the morning. At the moment, only emergency services will be available in the hospital.
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