Government doctors across the state are on indefinite call strike from today – Photo: Amar Light

Expansion of Madhya Pradesh 414 thousand More than 100 doctors are on indefinite strike since Wednesday. On Tuesday, after the deadlock in the talks between the government and the doctors, the doctors decided to go on strike. At the same time, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Health Minister Prabhuram Chaudhary and Medical Education Minister Vishwas Sarang continued to discuss till late night how to deal with the adverse conditions of the strike. Alternative arrangements have been made by the government to deal with the strike. In this, Ayurveda and Homeopathy doctors were deployed in government hospitals. All over the state in strike Including thousand doctors 1683087810 junior doctors, NHM is involved in Contract Doctors and 1050 Bonded Doctors movement. The office bearers of the Madhya Pradesh Medical Federation talked about going on strike in solidarity if talks with the government do not take place. Earlier on Tuesday, in talks with the government, some demands have been agreed upon. However, the doctors are adamant on the demand for DAPC. 1683087810 Due to the strike of the doctors, the problems of the patients will increase due to the stoppage of the health system in the state. The doctors will neither do operation nor treatment during the strike. On the first day of the strike which began on Monday, the doctors wore black armbands and worked. On the second day, on Tuesday, from 11 afternoon to 1 o’clock there was a work stop strike. Due to this, many patients had to wait for the strike to end for treatment. Medical Education Minister Vishwas Sarang issued a statement on Tuesday saying that the government of Madhya Pradesh should communicate at all levels. Establishing government. The government has accepted almost all the demands of the doctors. Keeping in view the interest of the patients, the doctors should not go on strike. The minister said that as before, keep on giving proper treatment to the patients. Whenever the doctors tried to present their point of view, we completely agreed with them. We formed a committee and discussed the demands of the doctors in it. The government works for the welfare and benefits of every class. We are in constant dialogue with the delegation of doctors. 414 % demands have been agreed upon. Doctors work in the interest of patients and continue to render their services in their interest.