the junior doctors have stated that they will not call off their strike until the government provides a written commitment to fulfill their demands. The state has requested some time to implement the agreed measures. In the meantime, junior doctors continue their protest in front of Swasthya Bhavan, seeking further assurance from the government.
Large parts of Hooghly and Paschim Medinipur districts have been submerged, and the Chief Minister is visiting the affected regions to assess the damage and coordinate relief efforts. The state government is also urging the central authorities to take immediate action to prevent further deterioration of the situation.
Kolkata Police Commissioner Vineet Goyal and Deputy Commissioner Abhishek Gupta removed; Junior Doctors push for further reforms in the health department.
the state government addressing all five of the junior doctors’ demands, there is hope that the healthcare sector will see improvements in safety and working conditions.
The junior doctors have committed to submitting the missives exchanged with the state government to the Supreme Court’s three-member bench, led by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud. The meeting minutes are being prepared, and the doctors are set to return to Swasthya Bhavan, awaiting further discussions on their demands.
The controversy surrounding the carnival and the ongoing protests highlight the delicate balance between tradition, celebration, and the current political climate in West Bengal.
As the situation remains unresolved, Banerjee’s appeal to the doctors and her apology to the people of Bengal mark a critical moment in the ongoing protests, with the state’s healthcare services severely impacted.
Apologizing to the people of Bengal, Banerjee said, “I couldn’t resolve the issue even after three days of efforts. I apologize to the people of Bengal. Those who came to Nabanna but refused to meet for the discussion, I forgive them.
Copyright © 2025 | The Bengal Express | Genius Creative Media