Indian greedy politicians using quota to get votes
Medical doctors and students resist the tricks of Indian Government
Media Release
May 24, 2006
As the medicos'' strike against the government's reservation proposal entered the 13th day on Wednesday, agitating medicos took up the task of trying to thwart the recruitment drive launched by the government to replace them in the strike-affected hospitals.
The interviews at Safdarjung Hospital were postponed as the protesting doctors went to different hospitals trying to convince candidates arriving for walk-in interviews to return.
"We have postponed the interviews for resident doctors," Medical Superintendent of Safdarjung Hospital R S Salhan said.
"Three persons had come to Safdarjung Hospital for interview, but we convinced them against it and they have joined us," Dr Kumar Harsh from AIIMS Resident Doctors Association said.
Media Release
May 24, 2006
As the medicos'' strike against the government's reservation proposal entered the 13th day on Wednesday, agitating medicos took up the task of trying to thwart the recruitment drive launched by the government to replace them in the strike-affected hospitals.
The interviews at Safdarjung Hospital were postponed as the protesting doctors went to different hospitals trying to convince candidates arriving for walk-in interviews to return.
"We have postponed the interviews for resident doctors," Medical Superintendent of Safdarjung Hospital R S Salhan said.
"Three persons had come to Safdarjung Hospital for interview, but we convinced them against it and they have joined us," Dr Kumar Harsh from AIIMS Resident Doctors Association said.
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