Niazi, posted at Gangaram Hospital, has been directed to report to the Health Department immediately.
Lahore: Punjab Government Suspends Young Doctors Association Punjab President. Shoaib Niazi, President of the Young Doctors Association Punjab, has been suspended by the Punjab government following allegations of illegal entry into a post-graduation course. Niazi, posted at Gangaram Hospital, has been directed to report to the Health Department immediately.
According to the Punjab Health Department, Niazi’s enrollment in the post-graduation program was deemed unauthorized as his training was incomplete and his appointment did not adhere to the Central Induction Policy. The decision to suspend him was made in response to complaints received by the department.
In retaliation, Shoaib Khan Niazi accused the government of targeting him for his vocal protests and warned of a swift response from the Young Doctors Association.
Read More:
Doctor appointed in RHC Harappa after long time
“Beyond Marriage: Encouraging Female Doctors to Pursue Their Careers”
Saudi Media Figure Sameera Aziz Receives Honorary Doctorate in Mass Media
The suspension of Niazi, a prominent figure in the medical community, has stirred controversy and raised questions about the government’s handling of dissent within the healthcare sector.
Punjab Government Suspends Young Doctors Association Punjab President
Read Also:-
Doctors at Children’s Complex go on strike
Members of the Young Doctors Association posted at the Children’s Complex in Multan have gone on strike to register their protest against non-payment of salaries.
They are neither attending the patients at the outpatient department (OPD) nor are they visiting the wards.
The 134 postgraduate doctors who had gone on strike demanded of the authorities to clear their dues for the month of October.
A protest demonstration was also held by the Young Doctors Association in front of the new building.
They said that in the first phase of their strike, they had stopped seeing patients at the OPD and in the wards.
They warned that if they were not paid their salaries immediately, then they would be forced to boycott work in the ICU as well.
Comments are closed, but trackbacks and pingbacks are open.