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Turbat : The protest by students of Mekran Medical College entered its fourth consecutive day on Friday, with students continuing their demonstration over what they described as legitimate demands and unresolved academic issues.

Despite the ongoing protest, students said that no effective progress had been made towards addressing their concerns. They urged the relevant authorities to take immediate and practical steps to resolve the issues through meaningful negotiations.

According to the protesting students, a negotiation team from the hospital administration visited them on Friday to discuss their demands. However, the talks ended without reaching an agreement.

The students alleged that the attitude of the negotiation team was inappropriate and that its tone was threatening during the meeting. They said the conduct of the team created further concern among the students instead of helping to build an atmosphere for resolving the dispute.

The students maintained that they would continue their protest until their legitimate demands were accepted and their academic issues were resolved on a permanent basis.

They called on the administration to adopt a respectful and serious approach and engage with students through meaningful dialogue instead of what they described as threatening conduct.

The protesting students further demanded that their concerns be addressed immediately and that they be treated with dignity and respect.

The students appealed to the concerned authorities to intervene and ensure an amicable resolution of the dispute so that academic activities at Mekran Medical College can continue without further disruption.

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