Govt. doctors in Kerala to launch standing agitation
The Hindu
They allege their grievances were ignored and there were a cut in their allowances
The Government doctors in Kerala will launch a relay standing agitation in front of the Secretariat here, as a mark of protest against the anomalies in the recent pay revision, which has allegedly cut down their allowances and some benefits.
Despite their relentless fight against COVID-19 for the last several months, the grievances of the doctor community were ignored by the Government and their deserved allowances were cut, the Kerala Government Medical Officers’ Association (KGMOA) said here on Saturday.
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