Frame oath and read it daily: UP finance minister to doctors

BAREILLY: While addressing young doctors, dentists and nurses at the first convocation of

Bareilly International University

, state finance minister Rajesh Agarwal said the feelings of mercy, compassion and service are going to extinct in future so doctors and nurses need to read their oath daily which will solve many problems in the society.

In the ceremony, 43 students were conferred with MBBS degrees, 33 students got

BDS

degree while 30 students received graduation degrees of nursing. While accepting their degrees, students had read out their oath. “It is a turning point of life and you have to think about future. The society has been undergoing change and people are forgetting their culture. The feelings of mercy, compassion and service are going to extinct. The oath, which students have taken after receiving degrees, should be framed and gifted to them. If they will see the oath daily, it will resolve many issues in the society,” Rajesh Agarwal told students who received MBBS, BDS and nursing degrees.

The chief guest at the ceremony,

Union

minister for science and technology Dr Harsh Vardhan, “As Prime Minister Narendra Modi aims to deliver new India for citizens by 2022, these young doctors and nurses will help PM with their new ideas and energy.”

Chancellor of Bareilly International University, Dr

Keshav Agarwal

, said, “We have decided to reserve one seat in all courses of the varsity for children of martyred army and police officials. Our trust will bear the entire cost of such students, including tuition fees, hostel, books and food. However, MBBS and BDS courses cannot be included in it as their admission takes place through NEET.”