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HMAI supports ongoing strike of Dental Surgeons 7/16/2014 11:59:24 PM Jammu, July 16: Unemployed members of Homoeopathic Medical Association of India (HMAI) Jammu Unit expressed their concern over inhuman attitude of the state govt toward the Dental Surgeons on Hunger strike as till now no one from the authorities are not paying attention their demands. According to press release, the General Secretary of HMAI-J&K, Dr Satish Kumar Attri said that it's highly pathetic that many Qualified Professional Doctors of different streams are jobless and so calledVisionary Ministers are unable to make any policy to provide them with employment. He demanded that an immediate policy need to be declared for the recruitment of all the unemployed Homoeopathic Doctors as they are equally qualified. He further demanded that immediate steps should be taken to popularize homoeopathy in J&K so as to make it come out of infancy, Separate Directorate for Homoeopathy, Registrar from Homoeopathic faculty, appointment of the B-class practioners as Homoeopathic pharmacists along with all the homoeopathic doctors in all the hospitals.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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