ineffective in Hul Vij city, affected elsewhere


State Bureau, Chandigarh: Doctors did not treat patients in government hospitals of Haryana on Wednesday. On the call of Haryana Civil Medical Services Association, doctors kept OPDs in government hospitals closed in the entire state except Ambala. Due to lack of treatment, patients and their families have to face a lot of problems.


Rejecting the doctors' strike, State Health Minister Anil Vij claimed that a separate cadre of specialist doctors has been created, but the Haryana Civil Medical Services Association claimed that the doctors do not have any authorized information in this regard. Therefore, on December 28, there will be normal work in government hospitals and from December 29, doctors will be on indefinite leave Will go on strike. 


Haryana civil Medical Services Association President Dr. Rajesh Wednesday under the chairmanship of Khayaliya All District Executives in the evening A zoom meeting was held in which the strike The success of was reviewed. After the meeting Dr. Rajesh said That every district except Ambala. The strike has been successful. Ambala, Since the home district of the Health Minister so scare the doctors. They were forced to work through threats.

But some doctors in Ambala Didn't work either. Dr. Rajesh said that we are firm on our demands. Due to our strike, no representative or official of the state government made any contact with the doctors. The government itself will be responsible for the deteriorating situation in the state from December 29. On the other hand, Haryana Health Minister Anil Vij said on the doctors' strike that this strike is illegitimate and the demand of doctors regarding separation of specialist cadre has been accepted. Doctors have been informed about this. Rest of the issues can be discussed together, but the strike is illegitimate. Anil Vij said that doctors are very intelligent personalities. They have to understand that their strike will cause problems to the patients. Vij claimed that most of the doctors are working in Haryana.