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KPME ACT - WITHDRAWAL IN TOTO - 16 JUNE 2017

588 Comments

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Vivek
9 years ago

This law is absurd.

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Dr Hema Tadimari
9 years ago

We are the core members of "society" without which no one can exist. The cannot be foolish laws made by uneducated corrupt politicians to "rule" us. This proposed act breaches several freedoms promised by our constitution.

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Raza shah
9 years ago

It will cause migration of doctors from Karnataka

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Dr Venkatesh A N
9 years ago

Stop this ridiculous act. Improve government hospitals and govt facilities. Stop eating private peoples money.

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Saurabh Misra
9 years ago

Withdrew in toto

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Anoop P
9 years ago

Please stop this bill

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Dr Dharmesh agrawal
9 years ago

This is not in interest of all. Private establishments are effective Healthcare system of india and state. In case of illness with anyone it is sought after. They are expected to provide world-class care which they do at the one tenth of cost compare to Western system. Bringing down prices further will lead to failure of it, reverse Brain drain and suffering to the people residing here

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Govindarajan
9 years ago

Remove

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Dr Sridhar Venkat rao
9 years ago

The prices can be controlled but patient s will get what they pay for.govt should be ashamed not to improve conditions in govt hospitals, started playing appeasement politics as election's are around corner

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Sudheer k n
9 years ago

Punish the violent offenders in the hospitals who interfere with treatment by nurses & doctors with nonbailable 14 yrs of imprisonment Capping treatment costs is an irrational way , totally unscientific with an approach of sadism towards a noble profession of doctors . The consequence is a disaster

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Dr Dinesh Gudi
9 years ago

This act neither helps patients nor doctors,it rather increases problems for both

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Iranna S Hirapur
9 years ago

Doctors targeted badly

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dr rohit b g
9 years ago

kindly withdraw kpmea

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Ashok V A
9 years ago

This amendment is something that was poorly thought through! This is going to kill the spirits of the healthcare industry who often put people's health before their own person & commitments!

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Muralidhar SK
9 years ago

Withdrawal in Toto When govt does not provide and support to hospital, it doesn't have any business to dictate rate.

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Dr B K Vishwanath Bhat
9 years ago

It's our fundamental right to charge what we want. How can a government question. Let government improve there centres to world class levels so that patients stop coming to private centres.

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Dr Ahamed Hussain
9 years ago

I Totally reject the amendment

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BASAVARAJU B S
9 years ago

None

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Radhika Dhanpal
9 years ago

United we stand

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Dr chidanand ramanagouda
9 years ago

It's a slap on self respect of doctors