Archive · 10 Nov 2025
AIIMS Doctors Urge Delhi Govt to Resolve Delhi Medical Council Shutdown
Imagine doctors who want to help people in Delhi, but a very important office that gives them permission to work, called the Delhi Medical Council, is closed.
This office shut down because there were problems with how it was run, like extending people's jobs unfairly and money issues.
Now, many doctors can't get their papers in order to work, which means they might not get paid or can't start their new jobs.
The doctors are asking the city leaders to fix this quickly so they can keep helping patients without any problems.
AIIMS Resident Doctors' Association has urged Delhi's Chief Minister and Health Minister to address the shutdown of the Delhi Medical Council (DMC).
Hundreds of resident doctors in Delhi are unable to obtain mandatory DMC registration due to the council's administrative paralysis.
Doctors face stalled appointments, delayed salaries, and legal barriers to practice as a result of the DMC shutdown.
The Delhi Medical Council was dissolved on June 17 by the Delhi government following alleged administrative and financial irregularities.
The RDA has called for immediate action to restart DMC operations or implement a provisional registration system to prevent disruption of medical services.
- Who
- Resident Doctors' Association (RDA) of AIIMS, New Delhi, and other resident doctors serving in Delhi
- What
- Urging the Delhi Chief Minister and Health Minister to address the shutdown of the Delhi Medical Council (DMC) and its impact on doctors' registration and practice.
- When
- Monday (referring to the date the RDA sent their letter)
- Where
- New Delhi
- Why
- The complete shutdown of the Delhi Medical Council due to its dissolution has prevented hundreds of resident doctors from obtaining mandatory registration, stalling appointments, salaries, and their ability to legally practice in Delhi.
- Organization
- Resident Doctors' Association (RDA) of AIIMS, New Delhi
- Affected Institutions
- AIIMS, Safdarjung Hospital, Maulana Azad Medical College, Lady Hardinge Medical College, and other Delhi government institutions
- Date of DMC Dissolution
- June 17
- Reasons for Dissolution
- Administrative and procedural irregularities, unauthorized tenure extensions, and financial misconduct