Bengaluru: Chief Minister Siddharamaiah has taken strong exception to the strike call given by the private hospitals terming it an act of irresponsibility by the Doctors.
Reacting to the strike call by the doctors of private establishments against the KPME (Amendments) Bill, he said that the strike was uncalled for when discussions were still on about the Bill. The Bill that has been proposed is before the Joint Committee. A discussion is going to be held on this in the Legislature.
Health and Family Welfare Department Additional Chief Secretary Ajay Seth said that the Government at any cost will not take an unilateral decision. The opinion of the experts will be gathered before a final decision is taken.
In the Amendments suggested to the Bill, it is said that the patients must be made aware of their rights. At the District-level there should be a Complaint Redressal Cell. There should be uniform treatment fees and actual cost of the treatment should be charged were some of the points raised in the Bill. There is scope for discussions on all these issues, he said.
Sorry Siidu sir! We all have to learn with our disappointments and frustrations! You sure upset with one thing or probably two things, one, the doctors are acting like selfish brats and secondly, Rahul is not becoming the PM! Do you thing for us, people of Karnataka it makes them happy and dance with joy to see people like DKShi flourish with wealth promising us better lives or 7 decades!? We are reminded every day diving potholes, playing caste politics and corruption!? You scumbags should stop preaching and start practicing instead of pretending that you are the guardians of public morals! Your life gives away your charecrers that your lips are trying to preach! Nobody believes your words!