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ESIC nursing officers take part in nationwide black badge protest against mandatory transfers

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The Hindu Bureau
ESIC nursing officers take part in nationwide black badge protest against mandatory transfers
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Nursing officers across ESIC hospitals in India have launched a three-day black badge protest against mandatory transfers under the Annual General Transfer 2026 policy. The federation claims the transfers violate existing agreements and lack transparency, threatening an indefinite strike if their demands for policy revision are not met.

Nursing officers working in Employees’ State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) hospitals and medical institutions across the country on Thursday, July 16, began a three-day black badge protest against large-scale mandatory transfers carried out under the Annual General Transfer (AGT) 2026. Nursing officers from ESIC Medical College in Hyderabad also participated in the protest.

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