Delhi: AAP leader Somnath Bharti met FMGE doctors who have been on a hunger strike in the Gautam Nagar area of South Delhi for the past six days.
AAP leader Somnath Bharti says, "Doctors in our country are regarded as gods who serve the people. Everyone knows that there is a shortage of doctors in the country..."
VIDEO | Delhi: AAP leader Somnath Bharti met FMGE doctors who have been on a hunger strike in the Gautam Nagar area.
He said, "... The Indian government conducts an examination here for those MBBS degree holders, called the FMGE, Foreign Medical Graduates Examination. Around 38,000 students appeared for the examination this time. And these are children from poor and ordinary families... Today, I can see that these children are putting their lives on the line. They have some very genuine demands. Their demands are that the answer key should be shown, the answer sheet should be shown, and there should be transparency..."
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♦ After reportedly assuring FMG doctors that they would be allowed to see their papers, the NBE has now allegedly refused. Doctors are questioning where the promised transparency went.
#FMGDoctors#NBE#Transparency#MedicalEducation#Justice
Day 6 of the peaceful FMG hunger strike, and the movement is growing. Today, four more students joined the hunger strike, reflecting the depth of concern among aspiring doctors.
We respectfully urge @MoHFW_INDIA and @NBEMS_Official to engage in meaningful dialogue and address the long-pending concerns of FMGs, including an effective grievance redressal mechanism and a transparent process.
@JPNadda@NBEMS_Official@PMOIndia@RahulGandhi
#JusticeForFMGs #FMGE
FMGE aspirants are not seeking favours
we are seeking fairness, accountability, and transparency.
Our legitimate demands are:
• Complete transparency in the FMGE process
• Appropriate compensation regarding the June 2026 paper
• Release of the official answer key and individual response sheets
We respectfully urge Shri @JPNadda ji to intervene and address the genuine concerns of thousands of FMG aspirants. Your support can help ensure a fair, transparent, and accountable examination process.
@NBEMS_Official@MoHFW_INDIA@JPNadda@PMOIndia@official_afa_@drjaswantvoice@official_aimsa@aisa_official_
#JusticeForFMGs
No more ill behaviour with the FMG’s will be tolerated. It is the fight of justice. Reforms lay down the foundation of better future and when it becomes necessary to bring reform, it should be made with true intention of no harm.Thanks to @IndianExpress for covering and supporting our protest.
#FmgeJune2026Compensation #FMGstudents #fmge_voice #fmgeprotest2 #justiceforfmg #Justice_ForFmge #aiims #neet2026
Dear Indian Medical Students,
Your FMG colleagues are protesting at Gautam Nagar, Delhi, asking for accountability and transparency.
It's not only their issue. It's your issue as well.
Every year, after NEET PG, thousands of students are heartbroken as their scores are way below what they should have gotten. They never get to know what exactly happened, as the paper is not released and neither is the answer key released in a proper manner.
Today is the time to stand shoulder to shoulder with FMG students and ask for a transparent system.
Go and support them. Share it on social media. Raise your voice.
We are 'One'
Today, representatives of AIMSA-FMSW & AFA made sincere efforts to meet Hon’ble Union Health Minister Shri J. P. Nadda Ji regarding the genuine concerns of FMGs.
Delegates visited Kartavya Bhawan and Shri Nadda Ji’s residence and spoke with his Personal Secretary. We were assured that our representation has reached the Ministry and the matter is being looked into. The PS also assured that delegates will be informed regarding further meetings and the Ministry’s response.
We respectfully urge Hon’ble J. P. Nadda Ji to kindly intervene and take prompt action in the interest of FMGs.
FMGs are waiting for justice, transparency and a fair resolution.
@JPNadda@MoHFW_INDIA@PMOIndia@aimsa_fmsw@official_aimsa
FMGs are not asking for an unfair advantage—they are demanding fairness.
The sudden rise in difficulty, excessive video-based questions without adequate prior notice, time-consuming questions and exam-centre failures deserve an independent review.
If genuine irregularities affected candidates, compensation marks must be considered. Thousands of medical careers cannot be dismissed without transparency and accountability.
@JPNadda @NBEMS_INDIA, please intervene urgently.
#FMGEJune2026 #JusticeForFMGs
https://t.co/h73zHKctYk via @YouTube
FMGE protest happening in Gautam Nagar Delhi. Dr. Jaswant is sitting on indefinite hunger strike. They have three demands let’s understand them in detail!
.@JPNadda ji, we humbly request your urgent intervention regarding the concerns raised by FMGs over the FMGE June 2026 examination.
Candidates faced an unexpected increase in difficulty, numerous video-based questions without adequate prior information, time-consuming questions, and serious examination-centre issues. The sharp fall in the passing percentage has further raised concerns.
We are not seeking an unfair advantage. We are seeking fairness, transparency and accountability.
Sir, we request you to kindly intervene and direct the concerned authorities to consider appropriate compensation marks for affected FMGs and ensure justice for thousands of medical graduates whose careers are at stake.
Please hear the voice of FMGs. We need your support.
#FMGEJune2026 #CompensationMarks #FMGsDemandJustice #NBEMS #JusticeForFMGs
FMGE JUNE 2026
AFA STANDS WITH FMGs
The concerns raised by FMGE June 2026 candidates cannot be ignored.
Unexpected changes in the exam pattern, video-based questions without prior information, serious centre-related issues and the drastic fall in the pass percentage demand a fair, transparent and accountable review.
AFA stands firmly with the affected FMGs and demands:
🥼Compensation marks for affected candidates
🥼Complete transparency in the review process
🥼Accountability from NBEMS
🥼A fair and just resolution
This is not about seeking an advantage.
This is about ensuring a fair assessment.
NBEMS must hear the FMGs.
FMGs deserve justice.
#justiceforfmgs @NBEMS_Official
🙏 Heartfelt Thanks to Hon’ble Shri Chirag Paswan Ji.
I sincerely thank Hon’ble Shri Chirag Paswan Ji, Union Minister of Food Processing Industries, for taking up the concerns of FMG candidates and writing to Hon’ble Shri J. P. Nadda Ji regarding the unfair conduct of the FMGE examination and seeking relief for the affected candidates.
Your support and intervention have given hope to thousands of FMG doctors fighting for justice, transparency and fairness.
On behalf of the entire FMG family, we express our deepest gratitude for standing with us. 🙏
Thank you, Chirag Paswan Ji, for your support and concern for FMG doctors.
Dr. Jaswant Singh Yadav
#FMGECompensation #JusticeForFMGEs #SaveFMGEs #fmgejustice #nmc #nbe @iChiragPaswan@JPNadda@NMC_IND@NBEMS_Official@narendramodi@AmitShah@aajtak@ANI@ians_india@lalantopi@maheshsingh3141@PTI_News@JKNC_@indiatvnews@MoHFW_INDIA
Respected Shri J.P. Nadda Ji,
Thousands of FMGs seek your urgent intervention regarding serious concerns in the FMGE June 2026 examination conducted by NBEMS:
• Video-based questions introduced without prior notice or additional time
• Poor exam-centre facilities, including inadequate cooling, ventilation & drinking water
• Unexpected increase in difficulty and time pressure
• High examination fee of ₹6,195
• No official answer key/response sheet, raising transparency concerns
• Candidates reporting identical/similar scores across attempts
• Severe physical and mental stress faced by aspirants
We respectfully request an independent inquiry, greater transparency, release of answer keys/response sheets, review of the fee, and appropriate relief including consideration of a cutoff reduction for FMGE June 2026 candidates.
We seek only fairness, transparency and justice.
@MoHFW_INDIA @NBEMS_INDIA
@JPNadda@PMOIndia@rashtrapatibhvn@NMC_IND@aajtak@ians_india@indiatvnews@IndiaToday@ANI