4000 resident doctors in Maharashtra to go on indefinite strike from tomorrow

June 30, 2015 16:14

4000 resident doctors in Maharashtra to go on indefinite strike from July 1 as their demands have not been met by the government. According to Dr Sagar Mundada, MARD president, a meeting with Medical Education Minister Vinod Tawde was held on June 12 to discuss the issues, following which they were given a verbal assurance that all their demands would be met.

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