It was yesterday when the Bihar State Health Services Association requested the Bihar state government to go for the implementation of the of the Sixth Pay Commission recommendations for their Health department in the state.
The major reason for this demand is the pay disparity between their counterparts in the central government department and that in the Bihar state department. There are reported anamolies in the goverment rules and policies of 2008, and these anamolies are requested to be removed. For e.g. dealing with things like minimum qualification for appointment as government doctor and changes in the criteria for being appointed in administrative grade posts.
The association, at its meeting of extended executive body, also passed a resolution that its members were willing to accept all the logical conditions of the state government for getting the benefit.
Sunday executive meeting also thanked the state government for giving the association members benefit of Central payscale and dynamic ACP and expressed hope that the government would take steps for strengthening the medical directorate.
The meeting was chaired by association president Dr Ram Nagina Singh and IMA, Bihar chapter, office-bearers, including its president, Dr Raman Verma and secretary Dr Arun Kumar Thakur.
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