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Doctors upset

MADURAI: The agitating members of the Tamil Nadu Government Doctors Association have expressed anguish over a circular sent by Directorate of Public Health, seeking the list of doctors who abstained from taking part in the Varumun Kappom Thittam for dismissal.

Addressing a press conference here on Friday K. Senthil, State secretary, said the circular sent to the Deputy Director of Health asked for the list of doctors.

TNGDA and other affiliated associations, who are in the second phase of the agitation asking the State Government to implement the 6th Central Pay Commission recommendations, would continue with the boycott of medical boards and all camps, including disability camps and ‘Varumun Kappom’ camps, classes, training programmes, all official meetings and review meetings, he said.

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