AIIMS Jodhpur Resident Doctors Launch Indefinite Strike After 31-Year-Old PG Doctor’s Suspected Suicide, Demand Work Reforms | Video

Jaipur: Resident doctors at AIIMS Jodhpur went on an indefinite strike following the alleged suicide of a postgraduate resident doctor. The AIIMS administration has formed a committee to investigate the incident. Jodhpur, Rajasthan: AIIMS Jodhpur resident doctors staged a protest and candle march following a colleague’s suicide, demanding an apology, compensation, resignation of the Executive…

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