AYUSH interns in Roorkee kept their 6-day protest going on Monday, combining a sit-in with a full work boycott over stipend and other demands. They said they would not withdraw the protest without a clear response from the government.

The interns have remained at the protest site throughout the agitation. They said no concrete assurance had reached them despite the demonstration continuing for 6 days.

Interns seek government talks

The protesting interns are asking the government to begin discussions soon and take a positive decision on their demands. The stipend is among their main concerns, although they have also raised other demands.

They described their demands as justified and said their campaign would remain peaceful. According to the interns, government representatives have yet to provide a clear and favourable assurance on the issues raised by them.

The interns said both parts of their protest would continue until that assurance is given. They will remain at the sit-in site and keep the work boycott in place while waiting for the government’s response.

Protest continues without a settlement

The group has made clear that the 6-day action will not end merely because time has passed. Its stated condition for ending the sit-in and resuming work is a concrete assurance on the demands, followed by a positive decision.

No further official response or timeline for talks is mentioned in the available information. The next reported development will therefore depend on whether the government engages with the interns and addresses their requests.

Conclusion

Roorkee’s AYUSH interns continue their sit-in and full work boycott over stipend and other demands, with no withdrawal planned until the government gives a clear, positive assurance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. What are the AYUSH interns protesting about?

They are protesting over stipend and several other demands.

Q. How long has the protest continued?

The agitation had entered its 6th day on Monday.

Q. What action have the interns taken?

They are holding a sit-in and observing a full work boycott.

Q. What are the interns asking the government to do?

They want the government to hold talks and take a positive decision on their demands.

Q. When will the interns end the protest?

They have said they will continue until they receive a clear, positive and concrete assurance from the government.