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Mamata accepts demands of protesting doctors

India today Online
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee yesterday said that she was open to talks with the protesting doctors and also wanted the stir to end in the state.
In a press conference, Mamata Banerjee said that the state government had accepted all the demands of the agitating doctors.
“We have accepted all demands of agitating doctors. We are ready to accept more, but they must rejoin service," Mamata Banerjee said.
Mamata said, "We never arrested a single person. We will not take any
police action. Health services cannot continue like this. I am not going to take any stringent action. Let good sense prevail."
The protests were launched in response to an attack at the NRS Medical
College in Kolkata on Monday that left three junior doctors seriously
injured after a dispute with a family whose relative had died.
Doctors demanding better security began a strike but their action was confined to the state. West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee condemned them on Thursday, saying police did not strike when one of their colleagues was killed.
Banerjee's remarks, which included a warning that junior doctors would be evicted from their hostels if they did not go back to work, triggered a nationwide reaction.
Nearly 30,000 doctors were on a one-day strike on Friday, most in West Bengal, New Delhi and the western state of Maharashtra, according to figures proved by medical associations.
The IMA had previously called for a protest on Friday, but later in the day asked for the protests to continue over the weekend, and a nationwide withdrawal of non-essential services in all health care
institutions on June 17.
The doctors in Kolkata had laid down six conditions for the state government to end the protest in the state. They have also demanded an apology from CM Mamata Banerjee for her statements at the SSKM Hospital.
Listing the six conditions, the agitating doctors said the chief minister will have to visit the injured doctors at the hospital and her office should release a statement condemning the attack on them.