Emergency Statement · June 8, 2026 KYAMCH General Students · Enayetpur, Sirajganj Classes & Ward Duties Suspended 6-Point Ultimatum Issued Nationwide Doctors' Movement · Bangladesh Intern Stipend Demand: Tk 30,000/mo FCPS Training Policy Must Be Cancelled Healthcare Protection Act Now Emergency Statement · June 8, 2026 KYAMCH General Students · Enayetpur, Sirajganj Classes & Ward Duties Suspended 6-Point Ultimatum Issued Nationwide Doctors' Movement · Bangladesh Intern Stipend Demand: Tk 30,000/mo FCPS Training Policy Must Be Cancelled Healthcare Protection Act Now
Emergency Statement · General Students

White
Coats
Rising

Bangladesh's doctors and medical students rise against discrimination,
unsafe workplaces, and unjust policy — demanding dignity, not charity.

6 Point Ultimatum
48H Response Deadline
∞ Days Until Justice
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Enayetpur, Sirajganj · Bangladesh
Part of Nationwide Medical Movement
Official Statement
EMERGENCY
DECLARATION
JUNE 08, 2026
KYAMCH · SIRAJGANJ
The guardians of Bangladesh's health system — its doctors — face extreme discrimination, neglect, and insecurity at every level. Despite their sacrifice of intellect, labour, and years of their lives, humiliating decisions are being imposed upon them relentlessly.

With our backs against the wall, we take to the streets today to defend our professional dignity, reclaim our rightful dues, and restore discipline to the nation's healthcare system. We present this six-point ultimatum for immediate implementation.
The Six Demands

Our
Ultimatum

01
📜
Cancel the FCPS Training Circular
The Health Education & Family Welfare Division's notification (Memo No. 59.00.0000.140.16.10.25.306) issued May 19, 2026 — regarding placement of private FCPS Part-I trainees — must be cancelled within 48 hours and a revised, fair directive must be issued.
DEADLINE: 48 HOURS
02
🎓
Raise BCS Health Age Limit to 34
The maximum age of entry into the Bangladesh Civil Service (Health) cadre must be raised to 34 years, recognising the extended duration of medical education and postgraduate training.
SYSTEMIC REFORM
03
🛡️
Healthcare Professionals Protection Act
A dedicated law must be enacted to protect healthcare professionals from violence, harassment, and workplace threats. Swift trials through speedy tribunals must be ensured for offenders.
SAFETY NOW
04
💰
Fair Stipend & Salary Structure
Intern doctors' stipend must be raised to at least Tk 30,000/month. Private FCPS trainee doctors must receive at least Tk 50,000/month. A clear, codified salary framework for private-sector physicians must be established.
INTERN: TK 30K · TRAINEE: TK 50K
05
⚖️
BMDC Ordinance Into Full Law
The BMDC 2023 draft ordinance must be enacted as a full-fledged law. Legal action must be taken under this law against all fake doctors and those operating with fraudulent medical credentials.
ACCOUNTABILITY
06
🏫
Cap Admission & Exam Fees at Tk 1,000
All admission and examination fees under BCPS and Bangladesh Medical University must be capped at a maximum of Tk 1,000, making postgraduate medical education accessible, not a privilege.
MAX FEE: TK 1,000
Program for June 9, 2026

Tomorrow's
Action

8:00 AM
Submission of Memorandum to the Principal
General students formally submit the 6-point ultimatum memorandum to the College Principal, beginning the official documented protest.
8:30 AM
Faculty Outreach & March Begins
Students respectfully invite teachers to join the movement. The protest march commences from the Shaheed Minar with banners and placards reflecting the six demands.
9:00 AM
Demonstration at Guest House · Media Coverage
The protest moves in front of the Guest House. External media will be invited to cover the movement and amplify the doctors' demands to a national audience.
After
Students Return to Hostels — Voluntarily & Peacefully
After the program concludes, all students voluntarily return to their respective hostels. The movement remains peaceful and disciplined throughout.
Ongoing
Academic Shutdown Continues — 2 Days
Per the central notice, classes, ward duties, and examinations across KYAMCH remain suspended for the next two days, pending an official response to all six demands.

For Doctors.
For Patients.
For Bangladesh.

This is not a strike against the people. This is a stand for a healthcare system where doctors can work with safety, dignity, and fair compensation — so patients receive the care they deserve.

National Context

The Bigger
Picture

A Nationwide Crisis of Dignity

The KYAMCH movement is part of a nationwide wave of protests by Bangladesh's medical community. Intern doctors at Dhaka Medical College Hospital, Chittagong Medical College Hospital, and institutions across all divisions have joined indefinite work stoppages under the Bangladesh Combined Intern Doctors' Unity Council.

The trigger: a May 19, 2026 notification from the Health Education & Family Welfare Division imposing new placement rules for private FCPS Part-I trainees — seen as discriminatory and professionally demeaning by thousands of doctors-in-training.

The deeper wound is financial. Intern doctors currently receive as little as Tk 15,000 per month — while postgraduate trainees have gone unpaid for months in some private institutions. By comparison, trainee doctors in India receive approximately Tk 67,000 equivalent, and Pakistan Tk 38,000.

Current intern stipend (Bangladesh) Tk 15,000/mo
Demanded intern stipend Tk 30,000/mo
Trainee allowance in India (equiv.) ~Tk 67,000/mo
Trainee allowance in Pakistan (equiv.) ~Tk 38,000/mo
Estimated striking interns (nationwide) 3,500+
Postgrad trainees affected 7,000+

What Students Are Asking

The KYAMCH students' demands mirror the national six-point charter led by the Bangladesh Combined Intern Doctors' Unity Council — encompassing the immediate cancellation of the controversial FCPS circular, stipend reforms, age-limit adjustments, a health protection law, BMDC legal reform, and capped examination fees.

Protesters emphasise that postgraduate trainees — aged 30–35, often with families — cannot sustain themselves without fair compensation, particularly since private institutions bar them from parallel practice. The situation has pushed thousands to the brink.

The movement at KYAMCH is peaceful, principled, and backed by the broader national consensus of Bangladesh's medical community. The students call on the relevant authorities to respond within 48 hours — with actions, not promises.

Policy notification date 19 May 2026
Ultimatum issued 08 Jun 2026
Response deadline 48 hours
Academic suspension Min. 2 days