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| GDC Srinagar without HoD Orthodontis | | Resident doctors, students suffer | | S Tahir-ul Haq
Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Apr 12: After the attachment of Dr Mohammad Mushtaq no permanent in charge was appointed at GDC Srinagar due to which resident doctors and students are suffering badly.
According to a handout of GDC Srinagar the resident doctors and students had gone on indefinite strike one month ago due to inaction of Principal on a complaint by students that Dr Mohammad Mushtaq HOD Orthodontics was using his students as domestic aides. He was also accused of harassing them physically and mentally.
The strike continued for 12 days during which Deputy Commissioner Srinagar conducted an enquiry in the case on the directions of Ministry of Health and Medical Education, said the PR.
PR said that based on report submitted by Deputy Commissioner, the Health Ministry attached Dr Mohammad Mushtaq to Directorate of Health Services for his misdeeds.
After the order was passed the doctors and students had demanded for an academic in charge in place of Dr Mohammad Mushtaq for PG and UG students and compensation of the attendance of the period of protest as the protest was for a genuine cause.
Resident doctors while talking to ET said that, we had stated that our protest will continue until the government issues an order to appoint permanent academic in charge of the Orthodontics department in place of Dr. Muhammad Mushtaq and all the students are given compensation of attendance.
It is important to mention here Minister of State for Ministry of Health and Medical Education Asiea Naqash had visited the college and directed the Principal to solve all the pending issues at the earliest, said RD.
They said that Divisional Commissioner had also directed college as well as university authorities/VC to hasten the process of Guide change.
Till this day neither the change of Guide/Examiner has come out in utmost clarity nor has any compensation been given for attendance, Doctors mentioned.
However according to students that the delay in process has put students in a state of immense trouble as a cloud of uncertainty looms over their future.
We are giving the authorities a weeks time to solve our pending issues otherwise we will be forced to resume the strike, students added. |
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