Haryana Civil Medical Services Association postpones strike till Dec 31 after assurance from Vij

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Updated At : 08:29 PM Dec 12, 2021 IST

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Ambala, December 12

The Haryana Civil Medical Services Association has postponed its proposed strike till December 31 after the association held a meeting with Haryana Home and Health Minister Anil Vij here on Sunday.

The association had given a call for a statewide strike from December 13 to press for their demands of specialist cadre, stoppage of the direct recruitment of SMO, and amendment in the PG policy.

Anil Vij said that he would try to resolve the issues.

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