SEE PICS | All India doctors' strike: Hospitals shut, medical services hit

Lucknow: Doctors at King George's Medical University (KGMU) are on strike in wake of violence against against doctors in West Bengal. (ANI)

Scores of doctors in government and private hospitals across India have decided to boycott work for a day on Monday. (ANI)

Jharkhand: Doctors at Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS), Ranchi hold protest against violence against doctors in West Bengal. (ANI)

Hundreds of private hospitals, nursing homes and clinics across the nation suspended outpatient services on Monday following a call by the Indian Medical Association to hold a day-long strike in solidarity with the doctors sitting on a protest in West Bengal. (ANI)

Bhubaneswar: Doctors continue to hold protest at All India Institutes of Medical Sciences, in the wake of violence against doctors in West Bengal. (ani)

Junior doctors in West Bengal are on strike since June 11 after two of their colleagues were attacked and seriously injured allegedly by relatives of a patient who died at the NRS Medical College and Hospital in Kolkata. (ANI)

Health department sources said there was heavy rush at government hospitals since morning. (ANI)

The strike had a telling effect as people were seen struggling to get medical aid in private hospitals. (ANI)

The IMA has demanded a comprehensive central law in dealing with violence on doctors and health care staff. (ANI)

Assam: Doctors at Guwahati Medical College hold protest against violence against doctors in West Bengal. (ANI)

Delhi: Resident Doctors' Assoc of All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) to go on strike from 12 noon today till 6 am tomorrow,in support of doctors strike over violence against them in West Bengal. Emergency services including Casualty,ICU & Labour room to be continued. (ANI)

Delhi: Resident Doctors' Association of All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) holds protest march against violence against doctors in West Bengal (ANI)

Rajasthan: Doctors on strike at Jaipuria Hospital in Jaipur; Indian Medical Association (IMA) today has called for a nationwide strike of doctors in the wake of violence against doctors in West Bengal. (ANI)

The medical body launched a four-day nationwide protest from Friday and wrote to Union Home Minister Amit Shah, demanding enactment of the central law to check violence against health care workers. (ANI)

In a show of solidarity with their counterparts in Bengal, medical practitioners across the country have chosen to keep away from work. (ANI)