Right to Health: U-turn by joint action committee
Jaipur: The joint-action committee of doctors formed over implementation of Right To Health (RTH) has taken a u-turn after the government did not fulfill the demands of the doctors fraternity.
The doctors have once again decided to boycott the government medical schemes from Saturday morning as the government not fulfilled the demands of the protesting doctors.
Chairman of JointAction Committee Dr Sunil Chugh gave an official statement in this regard and said that emergency services and other services in private hospitals will be suspended at 8pm tomorrow (Saturday).
On Feb 23, a delegation of doctors protesting against the Right to Health Bill met CM Ashok Gehlot under the banner of Joint Action Committee.
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