Doctors are not Gods, absolutely. Doctors are not saints, definitely. They're people just like you and me, us. They're professionals doing their job and earning according to their competence/talent/worth/smartness/instinct just like in any other profession. Yes, daaktary is just another profession. It comes under consumer act, service tax, professional tax and of course all other taxes/cess/licences/fees charged by the govt.
And what's being bloody peddled as "commission/dalali/cut" is the rightful profit which the concerned doctor has all rights to earn. Daaktary is not any sannyas. Those who want doctors to be beggars and destitutes, may they actually end up being patients of the purported villainous criminal doctors they always make wild & blind allegations of.
And yes, there are a few rare & exceptional wrongful doctors who dare venture into wishful wrongdoings/criminal acts and that's only a reflection of the society they come from. If proven guilty such doctors deserve punishment. But the police and judiciary themselves are not above question. How dare they charge and judge doctors? And lesser said about the prostitutes(media) is better: those who openly and shamelessly sell people's lives, society and country to all hues of criminals and terrorists. Nothing more and nothing less.
It takes at least 12 years (theoretically so, but in reality it takes anywhere from 15 to 20 years) after high school to become a sub-specialist(super-specialist), people must know and remember that its tougher and more painful than any other subject/stream to get trained in. And it comes at a great cost(material & mental). Medical colleges (at least govt ones) are serious medical science training institutes, neither any effing bloody corporate/crime management syndicates/cartels nor some divine haridwar ka ashram or prayagraj ka akhada (no pun intended).
P.S. - This post is not applicable to the owners/managers of corporate hospitals.
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