#HeyBalwanth I am writing to express my concern regarding certain content in the recently released movie starring Suhas, which I watched recently.
In the film, there are scenes and dialogues that portray Foreign Medical Graduates (FMGs) as not worthy or competent enough.
@abntelugutv please watch this as well andhra pradesh council accepted then why they haven’t issued permanent registration number yet @satyakumar_y sir please do check this sir . Thank you
Andhrajyothy Telugu News Paper, Andhrajyothy ePaper, Andhrajyothy Andhra Pradesh, Andhrajyothy Telangana, Andhrajyothy Hyderabad https://t.co/18XYA4A3WI @abntelugutv please share the letter written by minister as well , please spill actual facts. Thank you
Despite the NMC rule stating that FMGs who returned to their foreign colleges after attending online classes due to COVID-19 or war disruptions and compensated for the missed practical training are eligible for a one-year CRMI.
Many state medical councils were not adhering to it and instead enforcing their own regulations. One such state was KERALA. However, in a recent verdict, the Kerala High Court clarified that while state councils are competent to assess eligibility, imposing a two-year internship on these students is unjustified. The Court directed KSMC to grant a one-year internship to those who went back and compensated their classes. @Xpress_edex@medicaldialogs@educationtimes@IndianExpress@ThePrintIndia
@GuruMYSRCP 3) By bringing our struggles to the attention of the nation, you have not only stood up for justice but also inspired confidence in a generation of medical professionals who want to serve India with integrity and commitment.
In the Context of recent ill-treatment by AP Govt on FMGs, I've raised certain issues in Parliament today that are concerning FMGs.
Specifically, brought to the notice of the house that Andhra Govt mandating 3-year internship for Foreign Medical Graduates (FMGs) unlike other states.
Requested for uniform application of NMC guidelines across India to end discrimination and hardship for FMGs.
#FMG #MedicalEducation #LokSabha #AndhraPradesh #Parliament #parliamentsession2025
I’m deeply disturbed by the apathy shown by the @ncbn led government towards hundreds of Foreign Medical Graduates (FMGs) who are being denied their rightful permanent medical registration despite completing their mandatory internships under @NMC_IND guidelines.
These are young, qualified doctors who returned to serve their state after pursuing medical education abroad.
Worse, when these doctors peacefully protested on National Doctors’ Day demanding justice, the government responded with detentions, lathi charges, and intimidation. Is this how we treat our own medical professionals?
Why is the Andhra Pradesh Medical Council still not issuing PRs despite NMC clarifications?
Why are qualified doctors being left in limbo while the state battles a shortage of medical staff?
This is not just negligence, it’s systemic suppression of aspiring healthcare workers who deserve dignity and a future. I demand the state govt to immediately release permanent registrations, stop this exploitation, and allow these doctors to begin their careers legally and proudly.
The FMGE community strongly condemns the baseless claim that it takes 4–5 years for FMGs to crack NEET-PG.
Such remarks are derogatory, misleading, and promote discrimination.
We demand informed, respectful dialogue.
#RespectFMGs#FMGVoices#StopTheBias
@mohansaipotturi @official_afa_@official_aimsa Calling it your “personal feeling” doesn’t excuse a degrading and biased statement.
You don’t get to insult an entire community and hide behind opinion.
FMGs are qualified doctors, not your punching bag.
We condemn this mindset—loud and clear.
#FMGVoices#StopTheBias