Government doctors in Telangana suspended outpatient services on Friday, alleging that health authorities are bypassing G.O. Ms No. 38, the official framework for employee transfers. The associations claim arbitrary guidelines and opaque online processes are denying rural doctors fair opportunities.
The Telangana Teaching Government Doctors Association (TTGDA) has criticised the State Government’s move to deduct 1.5 percent of employees’ basic pay towards the Employees Health Scheme (EHS) without issuing clear guidelines.
The Telangana Teaching Government Doctors Association (TTGDA) has urged the State government to address long-pending demands, including peripheral medical college allowances, a special transfer policy, and retirement benefits.
The Telangana Teaching Government Doctors Association of peripheral doctors urged the State government to provide hardship allowance to faculty due to harsh working conditions
The senior doctors and teaching faculty in government teaching hospitals, represented by TGDA and TTGDA will report to their normal elective and outpatient duties from Monday by wearing black badges
On Tuesday, at all the government teaching hospitals in Telangana State, the junior doctors from TJUDA, senior doctors fromTGDA and TTGDA participated in protests demanding justice to the family members of the victim.
The teaching faculty under TTGDA also demanded a government order providing additional allowance to faculty posted in district hospitals, within a week.
As a mark of protest, the teaching faculty at all the general and teaching hospitals in Telangana will wear black badges while they report to their routine duties on Friday.
