ALL INDIA MEDICAL STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION

AIMSA STRONGLY CONDEMNS ALLEGED ASSAULT ON WOMAN DOCTOR IN KHARAR The All India Medical Students Association (AIMSA) strongly condemns the disturbing incident in Kharar, where a woman doctor was allegedly pinned to the ground and her clothes torn by a rampaging patient. Such incidents are an alarming reminder of the vulnerability of healthcare professionals at their workplaces. No doctor should have to fear for their safety while serving patients. AIMSA demands strict legal action against the accused, a fair investigation, and adequate security for doctors and healthcare staff. Violence against healthcare professionals is unacceptable Ensure justice We demand immediate action @PMOIndia @ANI @PTI_News @ians_india @Shalini_Journo @DrMohammadMomin @AnujaJaiswalTOI @ShwetaReports @BShajan @Himanshulive @remanagarajan @asrao2009 @sinduj11 @chandnaHimani @deaddie77 @sakunthsk @reetksahni @medicaldialogs @aajtak @sakunthsk @ABPNews

*Telangana FMGs’ 15-Day Protest: No Response, No Appointment, Only Threats* We, the Foreign Medical Graduates (FMGs) of Telangana, have been protesting peacefully for the past 15 days, demanding a fair and just resolution to our genuine concerns. Unfortunately, despite our repeated efforts, not a single official has come forward to address our grievances. We have been seeking an appointment with the Hon’ble Health Minister since the beginning of our protest, but no appointment has been granted so far. Instead of engaging in constructive dialogue, we are deeply concerned by threats from officials regarding the cancellation of our mandatory internship in government medical colleges. We are also distressed by what we perceive as discriminatory treatment by the Director of Medical Education, despite being residents of Telangana and serving patients alongside Indian Medical Graduates with equal dedication and responsibility. *FMGs are not outsiders to Telangana’s healthcare system*. We are at the forefront of patient care in several peripheral government medical colleges, contributing significantly to healthcare delivery, particularly where the availability of medical personnel is limited. We work on the ground, serve patients, and fulfil our responsibilities to the best of our abilities. *We are not demanding any undue favour or special privilege.* We are only seeking fair treatment, equal opportunities, dignity, and a reasonable opportunity to present our grievances before the competent authorities. Fifteen days of protest without a meaningful response is deeply disappointing. Threats and discrimination cannot replace dialogue and justice. We sincerely urge the Hon’ble Health Minister and the Telangana government to intervene immediately, hear our grievances, and ensure a fair and transparent resolution. We are doctors committed to serving the people of Telangana. We deserve to be heard, not threatened; treated equally, not discriminated against. @revanth_anumula @TelanaganaHealth @DamodarCilarapu @NMC_BHARAT #TelanganaFMGs #JusticeForFMGs #EqualTreatment #HealthcareForAll

SHAMEFUL & SHOCKING Dr. Shraddha Bhumre was attacked in Wardha Maharashtra right in front of the police If a doctor is unsafe even in police presence, what protection does she have without them Who will protect doctors?

Big Victory of AIMSA in J&K Stipend Hiked to Rs 25000 We are Thankful to @OmarAbdullah @sakinaitoo @Office_ASRM @parawahid @nasirsogami @TheSkandar @IltijaMufti_ @GAMIR_INC @DeepikaPNath @SMAltafBukhari @DrMohammadMomin

BIG VICTORY for AIMSA in J&K CM @OmarAbdullah Ji confirms stipend hike in J&k We welcome the decision but our members will not end this strike till we get a Written Order Next AIMSA shifts focus to the long-pending stipend hike for PG residents @the_hindu @risingkashmir We appreciate the Efforts made by our AIMSA J&K Team @DrMohammadMomin , Vice Presidents , Chief Advisors and Specially dedicated AIMSA leaders —Dr Mohd Tasadduk, Dr Akib Javaid,Dr Shahnawaz, Dr Aiman, Dr Zamin, Dr Faraz, Dr Arooj, Dr Md Imran, Dr Milad, Dr Tawseef, Dr Tanish, Dr Faheem, Dr Ikhlaq, Dr Tufail, Dr Danish, Dr Farhan, Dr Momin , Dr Umair, Dr Faisal, Dr Jabran and Dr Sabrat

AIMSA STANDS IN SOLIDARITY WITH BONDED MEDICAL OFFICERS IN UTTAR PRADESH! The All India Medical Students Association (AIMSA) stands firmly with bonded Medical Officers in Uttar Pradesh who are raising their voices for FAIR PAY, EQUAL PAY FOR EQUAL WORK, TIMELY SALARY PAYMENTS, AND DIGNIFIED WORKING CONDITIONS. It is deeply concerning that doctors who dedicate their lives to serving patients are being forced to protest for fair compensation, professional dignity, and their legitimate rights. Doctors deserve respect, not mistreatment; justice, not neglect. AIMSA strongly urges the Uttar Pradesh Government to immediately address the genuine grievances of bonded Medical Officers, initiate meaningful dialogue with their representatives, and ensure a time-bound resolution. The demands for salary parity and fair working conditions must be treated with the seriousness they deserve. Doctors should never have to struggle for their rightful compensation or face intimidation for raising legitimate concerns. @myogiadityanath @UPPolice @PMOIndia @ANI @PTI_News @ians_india @Shalini_Journo @DrMohammadMomin @AnujaJaiswalTOI @ShwetaReports @BShajan @Himanshulive @remanagarajan @asrao2009 @sinduj11 @chandnaHimani @deaddie77 @sakunthsk @reetksahni @RisingKashmir @medicaldialogs @aajtak @sakunthsk @ABPNews