Comments on: IMA doctor’s strike: SC refuses to stay doctors’ protest

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By: Dr Sudhir Singh

Dr Sudhir Singh — Wed, 27 Jun 2012 16:48:53 +0000

If strikes by other sections of society are legal and ethical then doctor’s strike is also same. If deaf and dumb government not listen our voice .Judiciary is too costly, fee of a high court counsel is 3 to 5 laces and fee of Supreme Court advocate is beyond imagination. What option is left other than strike? Everybody is preaching us morarlity.When advocates strike it’s ethical. When anybody else strikes it is legal. Then why doctor’s strike is unethical and illegal. Why not the Supreme Court insures the fee of advocates within the reach of common man, so anybody can move to court and get justice done. The day Supreme Court think of this there would be pan India advocates strike. Where its is written in Hippocratic Oath that Doctors would not fight for their genuine rights. If governments not listen to their legitimate demands then harse step is taken. When Hippocratic Oath was started that time patient was not consumer and doctors were not under consumer protection act. The oath is written in late 5th century BC.Doctors are still abiding by Hippocratic Oath. The doctors not getting any special privileges in any sphere of their life.