JAMMU: The Resident Doctors Association of ASCOMS Medical College and hospital stands in solidarity with the nationwide protests following the tragic rape and murder of a resident doctor at RG Kar Medical College in Kolkata.

The incident has sparked a wave of protests across the country. Resident doctors along with faculty and staff of ASCOMS Medical College and hospital is actively participating in these protests. All non-essential and elective Hospital services including OPD, OTs and ward services have been suspended.

This heartbreaking event has resonated deeply with us all. We call on government authorities and medical bodies to urgently address the safety concerns and implement robust measures to safeguard our healthcare professionals. Our unity in this cause reflects our collective resolve to end such violence.

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