Cops and doctors enter into a scuffle in Delhi on Monday. Manas Ranjan Bhui
Bathinda, December 28
Doctors of the region condemned the police brutality on Delhi resident doctors, who have been protesting against a delay in NEET-PG counselling since November. The admission process of around 50,000 MBBS doctors (cleared NEET-PG in September) has been affected.
Also read: Protesting doctors, police face-off in Delhi
Dr Janak Raj Singla, Mansa chief, IMA, said: “The government is targeting doctors to cover up their incompetence. The future of new doctors seems to be in the dark.”
Dr Ranjit Singh Rai, vice-president, Punjab Civil Medical Services Association, said, “On one hand, there is a shortage of doctors and, on the other, the counselling is being delayed.” — TNS
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