T’puram: Even when the government ruled out further talks with a striking PG medical student who was in an unlimited boycott of all emergency services in the government medical college, Medicos said the government’s latest steps to designate their workload.
373 Junior non-academic residents consist of only one fifth of the strength needed, said representative of the Post Post Kerala Association (KMPGA).
This happened after Health Minister Veena George put aside the talks, said the government had done everything possible to overcome the demands carried out by PG Medicos.
They want a non-resident junior doctor to designate their workload.
The government appointed 373 junior doctors, whose placement would begin from Monday.
Regarding the increase in salary, the Ministry of Health has taken it with the Ministry of Finance, he added.
Veena explained that there was no room for the conversation again when PG students continued with the strike.
The strike affects the function of the hospital, and therefore they must immediately withdraw from him.
“Representatives of PG doctors who held talks with the government twice before, expressed satisfaction with the results and were willing to attract strikes.
They are not part of the ongoing attack,” he said.
The government has heeded their demands to appoint all those who had graduated when senior citizens and withdrawal of PG students were deployed to the Family Health Center and FLTCs.
The home surgeon was appointed after accelerating the announcement of the exam results from the health university, he said.
However, the KMPGA insisted that they would not attract strikes until the government agreed to increase the wage of 4% and also demanded before the Supreme Court to advance the reception of the first year of PG.
They also want the government to announce deadlines for the appointment of junior residents.
PG Medicos also accused that the Ministry of Health had threatened not to let the strike students appear for the exam.