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Striking doctors meet Mamata Banerjee

KOLKATA: The West Bengal government sent a formal letter of invitation to the striking junior doctors to meet Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday at 3 pm.

Doctors hold placards during a protest at North Medical College and Hospital in Siliguri on June 16, 2019. AFP

Kolkata, June 17

The West Bengal government sent a formal letter of invitation to the striking junior doctors to meet Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday at 3 pm.

The letter from Director, Medical Education, PK Mitra said the Chief Minister met doctors' representatives at the Secretariat Nabanna.

"The discussion will focus on all your demands. I also confirm that discussion and resolutions taken in this meeting shall be recorded, and duly communicated to you," the letter said. Agencies

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