Ahmedabad: The Gujarat government on Sunday approves non-practicial benefits for doctors in hospital services and Medical Gujarat (GMERS) (GMERS) (GMERS) (GMERS) (GMERS) (GMERS) (GMERS) (GMERS) with the recommendation of the 7th payment commission.
Deputy Minister of Chief Nitin Patel, who also held the State Health Portfolio, announced this as a “gift of Rakshabandhan” for doctors and medical college teachers, which was urgent for it and had even attacked demand.
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The nod came several months after the state government in May approved the NPA for the teacher of six government medical colleges, in accordance with the 7th payment commission, as a condition for them to call for their strikes along with eight medical teachers GMers.
GMERS Medical College is a semi-government institution established under Gujarat medical education and the research community of the State Health Department.
The Gujarat Medical Teacher Association (GMTA) of President Dr.
Rajnish Patel welcomed the government’s decision.
“This is a welcome step that the government has received the delayed demands of GMers Medical College teachers and doctors in service.
They have become part of a strike called GMTA, but the government has not approved it before,” he said.
Gujarat Govt Approves Non-Practicial Allowances for Doctors in Service
