Published 17:17 IST, June 14th 2019
Here's the number of resignations from medical colleges as agitating doctors place 6 demands and seek an apology from WB CM Mamata Banerjee to end their strike
The resignations of doctors and professors in West Bengal has risen to 159 on Friday. The agitating doctors in West Bengal have set six conditions and have demanded an unconditional apology of CM Mamata Banerjee, for withdrawing stir.
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The resignations of doctors and professors in West Bengal has risen to 159 on Friday. The agitating doctors in West Bengal have set six conditions and have demanded an unconditional apology of CM Mamata Banerjee, for withdrawing stir.
The latest news comes from RG Kar Medical College and Hospital, Kolkata where 16 doctors have quit taking the total number of resignations there to 80 and School of Tropical Medicine, Kolkata where 33 people have resigned, including the director.
Below are the documents with respect to the resignations from School of Tropical Medicine, Kolkata.
Here is a list of resignations from colleges across West Bengal:
College of Medicine and Sagore Dutta Hospital - 18 resignations
NRS Medical College and Hospital - 7 resignations
Calcutta National Medical College - 16 resignations
North Bengal Medical College - 5 resignations
School of Tropical Medicine, Kolkata - 33 resignations
The number of resignations in Sagar Dutta Medical College and Hospital, North 24 Paraganas district rose to 18 on Thursday. Earlier eight doctors had resigned, later, on Thursday ten more doctor’s resignation from Sagar Dutta Medical College and Hospital was received by the Bengal Health Department.
Junior doctors across Kolkata started the protest against the physical assault of an intern doctor at the NRS Medical college in the hands of the family of a patient. Following the strike West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee addressed the protest on June 13, warning the doctors to resume their duties within the next four hours or else vacate their hostels.
The protests garnered a nationwide response from the fraternity. Coming out in support of their colleagues in Kolkata, Resident doctors at the AIIMS and Safdarjung Hospital in Delhi and other parts of the country worked with bandages on their heads and black bands on their in a symbolic protest on Thursday.
Updated 18:22 IST, June 14th 2019