Bhopal Traffic Update: Medical Interns Continue Protest On VIP Road; Jam On 1-Km Stretch Along Retghat-Dargah As Only One-Way Road Open| VIDEO

Bhopal Traffic Update: Medical Interns Continue Protest On VIP Road; Jam On 1-Km Stretch Along Retghat-Dargah As Only One-Way Road Open| VIDEO

Medical interns in Bhopal continued their protest, demanding a hike in monthly stipend from ₹14,337 to ₹30,000. Doctors have blocked around a 1-km stretch from Retghat Square to Dargah, leaving one side open for vehicles. Videos show interns protesting and police managing traffic, while commuters face disruption and difficulty passing through the affected stretch.

Harshita RawatUpdated: Wednesday, September 09, 2026, 11:44 AM IST
Bhopal Traffic Update: Medical Interns Continue Protest On VIP Road;  Jam On 1-Km Stretch Along Retghat-Dargah As Only One-Way Road Open| VIDEO

Bhopal Traffic Update: Medical interns in Bhopal continued their protest against the Madhya Pradesh government on Wednesday, demanding a stipend hike from ₹14,337 to ₹30,000. The interns’ protest has disrupted traffic as medicos blocked around a 1-km stretch from Retghat Square to Dargah on VIP Road. Only one side of the road is currently open for vehicles, causing traffic disruption in Bhopal.

Several videos of the protest have surfaced, showing final year students doing MBBS internship, sitting on the road and blocking traffic. In some visuals, police personnel can be seen standing with barricades and managing the traffic.

The visuals also show traffic being disrupted due to the protest, with commuters facing difficulty while passing through the affected stretch.

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According to the delegation of interns, there are around 3,655 MBBS interns in government and private medical colleges across Madhya Pradesh. Of these, 2,055 are studying in government medical colleges.

The medical students said they will continue their protest until they receive a written assurance from the state government about the stipend hike.

One of the protesters said, “Till we get it in writing that our stipend will increase, we will continue protesting. We have not received any information about any conclusion yet, but we will see what happens.”

The interns are demanding that their stipend be raised to ₹30,000 per month, saying the current amount of ₹14,337 is not enough.