New Delhi: A letter petition has been submitted at the Supreme Court who is looking for Suo-Motu’s awareness to protest by a doctor against the delay in the Neet-PG counseling.
Jindal Vineet Advocate, has submitted a letter petition regarding the protest taken by a resident doctor led by the Federation of the Indian Resident Doctor Association (Forda).
According to lawyers, this mass protest was produced because the Ministry of Health Union had not taken concrete steps to accelerate the Counseling of NEET-PG.
The applicant in his letter urged the Supreme Court to introduce trials on issues related to economic reservations in the Neet-PG course and started everyday hearings in this issue.
He also looked for directions from the Indian government to form a committee to overcome problems related to doctors who protested.
Furthermore, he had tried to issue direction to Delhi’s commissioner from the police to start an investigation and took strong action on officials who physically attacked the doctors who protested.
In the letter petition, the lawyer has praised the exemplary service provided by the doctor in an emergency faced for two Covid-19 waves saying that doctors are the rescue of mankind from this deadly virus during the crisis.
“For the past two years, doctors have provided services that are exemplary in emergencies faced during Covid-19.
They clapped both by the nation for their commendable efforts and devotion to serve health care.
The second wave of Covid-19 has left a Impacts are indelible to human life.
Now we face the third wave crisis and desperately need the best health care services because of the current Omicron outbreak situation, “read the letter.
Calling it a sad situation, the advocates say that the doctors once clapped and valued because of their unrelenting efforts now in an overburden and fatigue.
“The appeal from these residents doctors seems to have fallen to the deaf ears from the authorities who do not seem to worry about lack of health care because the non-receipt of a fresh batch of a doctor, ‘Jindal said.” In addition, these doctors are also deprived of their basic rights to be enhanced professionally in every aspect.
This will reduce the spirits of doctors who wholeheartedly devote their lives in the nation’s service and will prevent them from serving and doing their best, “he said.” With our doctor as our frontline soldier towards this war with Covid-19, it was imperative to overcome the problem of the early population doctors to complete their demands and to call a strike as soon as possible, “he added.
The population of several hospitals was staged near the Safdarjung Delhi Hospital On Monday night with a protest in holding Neet-PG counseling.
They also alleged that the doctors who protested were detained and brutally discarded by Delhi police.
Some residents’ doctors across the country continue their protest against the delay in the Neet-PG counseling and be warned to attract ” All health care services “from Wednesday at the forefront.
NEET-PG Counseling: Petition Letter in SC Looking for Suo-Motu Recognition in Resident Doctor Protest
