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KPME ACT - WITHDRAWAL IN TOTO - 16 JUNE 2017

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Hope sense will prevail

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Dr jayashrre r
9 years ago

Destroys doctors and patient relationship ultimately

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Indiresha Iyer
9 years ago

I support the petition

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Jawali v s
9 years ago

There needs early o be more rationale in this in order not to dilute the quality of clinical outcomes and the national & international brand value of the healthcare in Karnataka

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Dr Srisailesh Vitthala
9 years ago

I support the petition

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prakash ramachandra
9 years ago

I urge the honourable Karnataka govt to withdraw the amendments to KPME act 2016

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Ajit Kulkarni
9 years ago

Don't treat doctors like criminals.. Don't listen to vested interested persons Improve govt. Health sector , provide facilities and make services available 24×7. Pvt sectors provide alternate health services. at affordable rates which govt is unable to provide. Tertiary care is expensive.. public should know .Don't compare Tertiary care services to secondary care services

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Praveen shetty
9 years ago

Nonsense politics

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Shailesh kumar
9 years ago

I support this

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sarang
9 years ago

Withdraw as it's is an biased law.

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Dr Kailas
9 years ago

Good on

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Dr Shivakumar MC
9 years ago

I support removal of kmea ammendment 2017, in toto, if u really want to contribute to this society just improve health care system in government hospitals and all patients will go to government hospitals, then automatically private establishment will close, instead dont do political gimmick to win next assembly elections, and Mr Ramesh kumar this is not TV serial be sensible while addressing serious issues..

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Repeal this act immediately !!

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Shrikanth
9 years ago

Should be completely removed

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Kishore
9 years ago

No civilised society punish the one saving your life and releaving your suffering. It's only corrupt and perverted mind can think of destroying a system, serving the society.

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chandrashekar Ratkal
9 years ago

It should be withdrawn in total.

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Sunil Shenoy
9 years ago

Total withdrawal of the act in interest of medical care

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Madhu sudhan
9 years ago

withdraw the amendments

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srravish
9 years ago

Am for withdrawl.

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Karthik R S
9 years ago

They should entirely take back da bill