Punjab Medical Services Resume Strike Over Unmet Government Promises
The Punjab Civil Medical Services Association (PCMSA) plans to resume its suspension of services from January 20, citing the state government's delay in issuing key notifications. The move follows a general meeting highlighting unmet commitments related to career progression and workplace safety, affecting public healthcare provision.

- Country:
- India
The Punjab Civil Medical Services Association (PCMSA) announced on Friday the resumption of its service suspension starting January 20, due to the state government's failure to issue promised notifications.
During a meeting on January 1, government doctors expressed disappointment over the delay in fulfilling critical assurances related to career progression and workplace safety.
PCMSA President Dr. Akhil Sarin emphasized the association's efforts in addressing issues like Dynamic Assured Career Progressions (DACPs), recruitment gaps, and inadequate security, all affecting public healthcare.
(With inputs from agencies.)
- READ MORE ON:
- Punjab
- medical
- services
- PCMSA
- healthcare
- government
- doctors
- career
- safety
- strike
Advertisement
ALSO READ
29 Naxals Surrender in Chhattisgarh Amid Government Crackdown
Controversial Vehicle Sparks Tensions Between BJP and Punjab Government: Fake Plates and Election Fears
Stampede Chaos at Mahakumbh: Shiv Sena Criticizes Government Mismanagement
World Bank Approves $75 M Loan to Strengthen Healthcare in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Kejriwal Unveils Seven Guarantees for Government Staff Ahead of Delhi Elections