As the Supreme Court rejected the plea of a group of doctors seeking postponement of the postgraduate level medical entrance exam – NEET 2022; the Twitter has shown disagreement with the decision. A large section of medical students and NEET PG aspirants had over the past month launched multiple protests at Twitter and other online platforms and garnered support from a lot of people including politicians, student bodies among others.
The Supreme Court while announcing its decision said that postponing the exam would lead to shortage of doctors, impact healthcare system as well as lead to chaos in academic circles. The SC observed that with little gap, the government is trying to pull the academic schedule back on track. It also said that the court could not postpone exam also for the sake of students who have been preparing for the exam.
A large section of people, however, disagrees and have launched another online campaign seeking justice for doctors and using hashtag #JusticeforDoctors. One aspirant took to Twitter and said, “I promise to become the best doctor . But will not serve this country or people of this country.”
I will remember this for lifetime and I promise to become the best doctor .But will not serve this country or people of this country.
When you cant see our hardships ,why will I will think about patient care.#NEETPG2022#POSTPONENEETPGBY10WEEKS #NEETPG #JusticeForDoctors
— Dr. KARAN AHUJA (@KaranAh37716166) May 13, 2022
माननीय सुप्रीम कोर्ट द्वारा दिया गया निर्णय स्वस्थ्य मंत्रालय के दिनांक 12/5/2022 के आर्डर को नजर अंदाज करके दिया गया है स्वस्थ्य मंत्रालय ने रेजिडेंट डॉक्टर को एक्सटेंशन प्रदान कर दी है,जो की नीट पीजी 2022 के नए बैच के ज्वाइन करने तक दी गयी है pic.twitter.com/vGQOqfv8IH— Dr.Deepankar chaudhary (@drdeepankar07) May 13, 2022
No words are enough to express the pain of #NEETPG2022 aspirants. Improper counselling schedules⚪ No proper time to prepare No proper response from officials #JusticeForDoctors #POSTPONENEETPGBY10WEEKS— Dr.Dinesh Kumar Reddy (@doctor965) May 13, 2022
Many NEET PG Aspirants have worked for nearly 90 hours a week during Covid times, double of what they are supposed to. Many of them are gone into depression and facing severe burnout. When will the Modi Govt listen to their demands#JusticeForDoctors— Azad | आज़ाद (@HarshBisaria) May 13, 2022
Doctors with just a Bachelor’s degree are not offered much. Initially, the students were given an extension and allowed to work at hospitals due to COVID-19 but now most are sitting at home, preparing for NEET PG. They deserve justice.#JusticeForDoctors— Azad | आज़ाद (@HarshBisaria) May 13, 2022
Congress students body also said in a tweet, “NSUI hopes the govt would immediately take steps to alleviate the suffering of the future of medical fraternity in India who stood as front line warriors during pandemic COVID.”
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