Medical Teachers Association Announces Agitation From Oct 22 Over Pending Demands In MGM Medical College And Dental College In Indore
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): The Medical Teachers Association (MTA) has announced an agitation from Oct 22 over the failure to resolve long-pending demands of medical teachers at MGM Medical College and Dental College. The association submitted memorandums to the dean of MGM Medical College and the principal of Dental College, warning that routine academic and medical services would remain suspended…
Indore (Madhya Pradesh) - The Medical Teachers Association (MTA) has announced plans for an agitation on Oct 22, protesting unresolved demands at MGM Medical College and Dental College. The association has submitted memos to the college dean and principal, threatening to halt routine academic and medical services during the protest, reserving only emergency services.
At a unanimous general body meeting on Oct 13, the MTA set its primary demands, including promotions for vacant positions, resolution of pending DACP cases, payment of Seventh Pay Commission arrears, and other benefits for super-specialists. The group also opposes disciplinary action taken against its president and senior teachers, and raised concerns over pending annual increments for Dr Bhavesh Bang, irregular inquiries against senior professors, and the dismissal of Dr Varsha Argal without proper approval.
The MTA issued a 48-hour ultimatum, demanding the withdrawal of the alleged punitive actions. Memos have been sent to the health services commissioner and the MGM Medical College executive committee chairman.
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