Junior Doctors' Front in India Willing to Discuss with Mamata Banerjee Amidst Ongoing Crisis

Saturday, 14 September 2024, 05:44

India's Junior Doctors' Front is willing to engage in discussions with Mamata Banerjee to resolve the ongoing crisis with Bengal's government. This effort comes amid growing tensions in the medical sector and aims for a constructive dialogue. As the situation unfolds today, it highlights the struggles faced by the medical professionals in West Bengal.

Indiatimes — Junior Doctors' Front in India Willing to Discuss with Mamata Banerjee Amidst Ongoing Crisis

NEW DELHI: Junior doctors wrote to chief minister Mamata Banerjee saying that they were willing to have discussion in order to end the impasse between the protesting medical professionals and the Bengal government. The Bengal CM is set to hold meeting at 6pm on Saturday at her residence. Post Banerjee's visit to the protest site earlier in the day, West Bengal Junior Doctors' Front wrote to the TMC leader calling it an important opportunity for dialogue.

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