Nagaland doctors reiterate decision to take mass casual leave over superannuation age issue

Dimapur, April 1 (EMN): The Nagaland In-Service Doctors’ Association (NIDA) has reiterated its decision to take mass casual leave from April 18 to the 20th if the state government fails to address its “scaled down” demand of 62 years superannuation age for all government medical doctors.

The association stated that its first phase of agitation will begin a day after the chief secretary’s one-year deadline to solve the issue expires on April 17.

It went on to inform that its members would assemble in Kohima on April 21 to discuss the next course of action after the three-day mass casual leave.