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Resident doctors demonstrated in hospitals across the country on Sunday against the decision taken by Health Minister Pradeep Paudel and Education Minister Vidya Bhattarai. Doctors participated in the demonstration by boycotting non-essential services from 9 am to 12 pm.
According to Sangharsh Committee for Safe Workplace for Health Workers, Manipal Medical College, Chitwan, Gandaki, Nepalgunj Medical College, District Hospital Dhankuta, Charikot, Dadeldhura, Madhes Institute of Health Sciences, Dhulikhel Hospital under Kathmandu University, Bhojpur District Hospital, Dullu Hospital, Chautra, Dolpa and Madhyabindu are The doctors left work at the city hospital and started protesting. Doctors in hospitals participated in demonstrations with aprons, banners and placards. 
The minister, who is also the vice-chairman of the Medical Education Commission, decided to give a monthly subsistence allowance of 25,000 to 35,000 rupees to resident doctors studying in private medical colleges. Similarly, they also decided to study subjects such as MD MS for free on the condition of working for two years. Resident doctors have said that the decision is not acceptable. 
There is a demand for resident doctors to get subsistence allowance equal to the eighth level (48 thousand) per month and the duty period should be fixed. Co-ordinator of the committee. Arun Upreti said that until the demand is met, services other than emergency services will be stopped for some time and a protest program has been announced. 
committee spokesperson Dr. Sanjay Baral issued a statement and requested to participate in the sit-in by putting down the pen. Since Health Minister Paudel and Education Minister Bhattarai have decided that doctors are being insulted, the demand to correct it has been put forward.
