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The court said instead of striking work, the doctors could

have approached it if their demands for enhancing security at work were not being heeded to by the government.

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have approached it if their demands for enhancing security at work were not being heeded to by the government.

"In court, the doctors are giving one impression that they will resume work but outside they are doing what they want to.

We tried to help but if this is the attitude then we cannot do anything more," the court said.

Advocate General Rohit Deo told the court that Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis had yesterday and today met with the doctors' representatives and assured them that their demands for security would be fulfilled.

"But despite these assurances, the doctors refrained from going to work," Deo said.

 

(This article has not been edited by DNA's editorial team and is auto-generated from an agency feed.)

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