This cell is exclusively for doctors.
Legal Cell for All India Doctors Initiated by Dr Dhruv Chauhan (IMA National Spokesperson) & SC Adv Satyam Singh Rajput who stood for doctors in RG Kar, NEET leak, single-shift & −40 percentile cases.
Not for the public. Only for doctors.
@DrDhruvchauhan@advsatyamrajput@Subhrajyoti_01
Please reach out to her and ensure she has full support if any coercive action is taken. Doctors' safety, dignity, and integrity must be protected at all costs.
Female Doctor Se Behas Hui, Injured Patients Ko Chhodkar Uthkar Chali Gayi! Budhwar raat Ambah Civil Hospital mein accident mein injured teen logon ka treatment chal raha tha. Parijanon ke mutabik, dressing ke baad unhone female doctor se patients ko dekhne ke liye kaha. Doctor ne patients ko unke paas lane ko kaha. Isi baat par behas hui aur female doctor allegedly uthkar wahan se chali gayi. Parijanon ne baad mein BMO se verbal complaint bhi ki. Doctor ka kaam patient ka treatment karna hota hai. Parijanon se behas hui toh uski saza injured patient ko kyun? Ego baad mein, patient ka treatment pehle.
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"Advocate Satyam Singh Rajput, Legal Head of the Legal Cell for the All India Doctors' Association, represents affected candidates and medical fraternity members before the Supreme Court of India in the ongoing NEET-UG paper leak litigation."
"Advocate Satyam Singh Rajput, Legal Head of the Legal Cell for the All India Doctors' Association, represents affected candidates and medical fraternity members before the Supreme Court of India in the ongoing NEET-UG paper leak litigation."
Good initiative by Dr. Dhruv Chauhan (IMA National Spokesperson) and Adv. Satyam Rajput Ji to establish a Legal Cell exclusively for doctors, supporting the medical fraternity in important legal and professional matters.
Such initiatives can help doctors understand their legal rights and access appropriate legal guidance when needed.
👏 Appreciation for standing with the medical fraternity.
@DrDhruvchauhan@advsatyamrajput@LegalCell4Drs
#Doctors #MedicalProfession #LegalSupport #DoctorRights #MedicalFraternity
Foreign medical graduates must score at least 50% in the FMG Screening Test to qualify for a licence to practise in India.
But the qualifying cut-off for NEET-PG — the postgraduate entrance exam taken by Indian MBBS graduates — has been repeatedly lowered. In 2023, it fell to zero percentile, allowing even candidates with negative marks to qualify.
The contrast raises difficult questions about standards in medical education. While the number of medical colleges and MBBS seats has expanded sharply, concerns over faculty, infrastructure and patient exposure remain.
Are foreign medical graduates being held to a higher bar than Indian medical graduates?
Reach out to our legal team @LegalCell4Drs@advsatyamrajput
Will make sure you get back your position respectfully and @NMC_BHARAT apni grievance portal ko gutter me fek do !
Vaise bhi puri body kisi kaam ki nhi .
Hello @drarsh1998 , kindly file an FIR for harassment with proofs .
@NMC_BHARAT grievance portal pe complain bhi karo saath for documentation
For legal guidance @advsatyamrajput@LegalCell4Drs
Dekhtey h kon degree rokta hai tumhari aur kon karta hai fir suspend !
Intern Doctors from Maharashtra and south Indian states should unite to ask for their stipend increase since most of the North Indian states have got it increased by protesting for their rights .
@CMOfficeUP — your Cabinet raised intern stipend to ₹25,000. Private colleges in Hapur still pay ₹10,000 and threaten students + parents for asking what the government itself ordered.
Silence here looks like protection of the medical mafia.
Is a lawful stipend now illegal?
@UPGovt@Uppolice@hapurpolice@myogiadityanath@hapurpolice please look into it rather than enjoying tea and snacks with these medical mafias.