Telangana High Court has asked the state government to take into consideration the representation of Rural Medical Practitioners (RMP) and Private Medical Practitioners (PMP) of the state.
It said that the state government should consider the request of the medical practitioners to provide paramedics training to them.
The representatives of these practitioners had submitted their representational the officials of medical, health department of the state on June 5 last month and urged them to provide training to them as per the GO issued by the state government in the year 2015.
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The State president of the welfare association of the medical practitioners Venkanna filed a petition before the HC in the issue and told the HC that the state government was not responding to their representation and urged the apex court of the state to issue directions to the state government to respond on their representation.
The HC asked the state government to take the representation earlier and dispose of the case.
SOURCE-NSS
