Postpone NEET PG 2023: Docs file case in Supreme Court

Postpone NEET PG 2023: Docs file case in Supreme Court

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New Delhi, Updated on Mar 5, 2023 08:09 IST

The NEET PG 2023 aspirants continued with their protest demanding NEET PG 2023 postponement. The scenario is like the previous year when the government is also not ready to defer the exam and protesting doctors are also not ready to give up. Now, the doctors have filed a case in the top court of India, it is to be seen whether the NEET PG 2023 gets postponed or not.

Postpone NEET PG 2023: Docs file case in Supreme Court

There is less than a month remaining for NEET PG 2023 which is scheduled to be conducted on March 5, 2023. The Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya recently made it clear in Parliament that the government in any case is not going to postpone the exam as they want to bring normalcy to the delayed admission cycles due to Covid-19. The protest to demand exam deferment has continued even after this clarification from the government and now the doctors have filed a case in Supreme Court similar to the previous year.

Dr. Rohan Krishnan, National Chairman of the Federation of All India Medical Association (FAIMA) has tweeted, "Students have filed the case in supreme Court today evening.. They will get diary number tomorrow and get listing then. Shall have hearing within 3/4 days. Some senior counsel shall be fighting. We have worked really hard on this case. #NEETPG23 Kp studying! God bless."

The doctors have also called for an OPD shutdown and have also warned of a complete shutdown of medical services later on.

Doctors continue NEET PG 2023 deferment demand on Twitter

The ongoing agitation has been creating lots of confusion among the aspirants preparing for the upcoming exam. Twitter is full of such tweets where the aspirants have been raising their concerns and demanding to postpone the examination. Some of the related tweets are:

"We doctors are stuck on planet earth due to mismanagement of health ministry's incompetency of conducting #NEETPG2023 exam..when are u @mansukhmandviya coming forward to help us..Better do something on your own than quoting other."

"PIL Has been filled in Supreme Court Wait for Details #neetmds2023 interns are going in #telangana Highcourt. If Anyone more want to become petitioners kindly inform!Today also is #NEETPG2023 interns Highcourt hearing Pray & keep studying," said another tweet.

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KAUSHAL SHARMA

a year ago

I dont know why few honorable students are demanding such demands keeping other lacs of doctors/students behind one more year. Think about the AMC Army doctors who resigned recently after completion of the Short Services to get admission if they merit in the PG, such Army doctors who resigned are a

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