Resident Doctors in GMC Hospitals to Go on Indefinite Strike

Resident doctors working in Government Medical College (GMC) hospitals have announced that they will go on an indefinite strike from [insert date], demanding resolution of long-pending issues related to service conditions, safety, and administrative concerns.

According to representatives of the resident doctors’ association, repeated appeals to the authorities have failed to yield concrete action, leaving them with no option but to resort to an indefinite strike. The doctors stated that the decision was taken unanimously after consultations among resident staff across GMC hospitals.

Key Demands Raised by Resident Doctors

• Improvement in working conditions and duty hours

• Enhanced security arrangements within hospital premises

• Timely release of salaries and allowances

• Clear policies regarding academic schedules and examinations

Hospital authorities expressed concern over the impact of the strike on patient care, particularly emergency and critical services. However, resident doctors clarified that essential emergency services may be maintained to avoid inconvenience to patients.

The proposed strike is expected to affect routine medical services in GMC hospitals, putting additional pressure on the healthcare system. Authorities are urged to initiate dialogue with the protesting doctors to prevent disruption of healthcare services and resolve the issues at the earliest.