Hyderabad: The High Court on Thursday asked the striking junior doctors of Telangana to resume their services within 48 hours and warned ...
Hyderabad: The High Court on Thursday asked the striking junior doctors of Telangana to resume their services within 48 hours and warned them of disciplinary action after the deadline expires.
- Court sets 48-hour deadline to attend duties
- DME distributes court order to the agitators
- AP plans to show court order to striking doctors
The Director of Medical Education (DME), who received the copy of the order, distributed it to the striking junior doctors. While demanding the resumption of their duties in 48 hours, the Court has asked the DME to take disciplinary action if the junior doctors fail to adhere to the court order after the end of the deadline.
The junior doctors, who went into a huddle, are said to be in a dilemma on whether or not to call off the strike. The junior doctors have been on strike for more than two months. Several appeals by the Director of Health went in vain.
Meanwhile, Andhra Pra- desh Health Minister Kamineni Srinivas, in a veiled warning said that they too would show the court order if the doctors in Andhra Pradesh did not call off their strike.
