Yes you want to protest, you want to make yourself heard, there are million other ways to do it. A bandh is certainly not the way to go. If everyone who thought that he is being exploited came on the roads and summoned a bandh, there would be bandhs 24 x 7, 12 months a year.
I know doctors study real hard and have a lot of brains but apart from making themselves heard and getting the media attention what are the things that we stand to loose?
1. Disruption of normal life. It might just be another day for striking medicos but for some it might be a matter of life and death. Someone could be on the way to his interview and he can not reach there. Why? Because some doctors are protesting.
2. Loss of Public Money. There are some people who would pay taxes. The money that comes from taxes is used for making doctors, paying policemen, erecting infrastructure. When a certain group of people decides to strike, they are wasting important resources.
3. Students themselves. I know they are the best brains in the country and can do no wrong but what about the time that they have wasted on all this hoopla? I think it would be the 13th day tomorrow. We are talking about 13 days of missing classes, 13 days of utter disrespect, 13 days of neglect towards the patients and 13 days of shame.
Ofcourse there are more things to say but maybe later…
P.S.: Before some doctor decides to burn my effigy and gimme some kinda erratic medicine, here is the disclaimer in bold. I am against resevation based on social grounds.
trust me its we who r affected the worst coz we hve the plegde to help the one who thinks us as the god
but in a country like india the only way we follow is stop doing ur jobs
and sory for challenging u to show us a betr way and we will follow certainly
huh!
that was to the previous comment
to saurabh…interesting ideas…but what else would get the attention of a billion strong population but dharnas and hunger strikes!
Atleast its still more public friendly than burning buses. The best would be if the doctors themselves let a shift go back to work while the rest strike.