Doctors and nurses protest Delhi government-run hospitals by wearing black ribbons to put forth their demands for regularisation on Friday
Credit: X/@DNFDelhi
New Delhi: Scores of nurses of various Delhi government-run hospitals began their three-day symbolic protest on Friday as they wore black ribbons to put forth their demands for regularisation of services of contractual nurses and paramedics, a senior official of a nursing federation said.
The 'silent protest' has been called by the Delhi Nurses Federation (DNF), its secretary general Liladhar Ramchandani said.
The federation also posted on X photographs of its members protesting at various hospitals, with black ribbons clipped to their aprons.
"This is a three-day protest, and will go on till February 25. This is a silent mode of protest, services have no been disrupted," he said.
The DNF in its post also said it was planning to hold a protest in front of Delhi Secretariat premises on February 27.
"Our long-pending demand is that contractual nurses and paramedics be regularised. And, no nursing staff should be outsourced," Ramchandani said.