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Junior Doctors' Protest in MP: Vishvas Sarang says 'blackmailing amid COVID is not justified'

The junior doctors in Madhya Pradesh have been protesting against the government demanding a solid hike in their salary. More than 3000 doctors have already resigned from their posts in order to pressurise the government. Reacting on this, DME minister Vishvas Sarang said that all the demands had been met and that doctors should return to work. He added, "Blackmailing amid COVID is not just"

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