Haryana Govt Doctors Stage Indefinite Strike: Services Hit

Government doctors in Haryana embarked on an indefinite strike to demand a specialist cadre and a career progression scheme. With services in state-run hospitals disrupted, the prolonged protest sees nearly 3,000 doctors participating. Talks with government representatives are ongoing but no resolution has been reached yet.

Haryana Govt Doctors Stage Indefinite Strike: Services Hit
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The indefinite strike by government doctors in Haryana has severely impacted services at state-run hospitals, with patients enduring long queues at OPDs and receiving treatment from interns and retired doctors.

Members of the Haryana Civil Medical Services Association staged the protest, seeking the creation of a specialist cadre and a career progression scheme comparable to central government standards.

Negotiations between government representatives and the doctors are currently underway to resolve the issue, but services remain disrupted as nearly 3,000 doctors participate in the strike.

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