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Himachal Pradesh: Doctors end stir as CM Sukhvinder Sukhu assures sacking ‘review’

Himachal Pradesh: Doctors end stir as CM Sukhvinder Sukhu assures sacking 'review'

File photo: Himachal Pradesh CM Sukhvinder Sukhu

KULLU: Within hours of Himachal Pradesh CM Sukhvinder Sukhu’s appeal to doctors, Resident Doctors Association of IGMC-Shimla called off its str-ike Sunday. “Instead of trusting me, doctors went on strike,” Sukhu remarked, adding the decision to sack Dr Raghav Narula would be reviewed.”Following the assurance given by the CM that a detailed inquiry would be conducted into the matter and the termination of Dr Narula would be revoked, the indefinite strike has been withdrawn,” RDA president Sohil Sharma said in a statement, adding RDA would remain “completely vested in the inquiry”.Earlier in the day, the CM urged doctors to join duty from Monday, assuring that govt decisions “can be reviewed”.

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