Facing mounting pressure from the public and personal challenges, a significant number of junior doctors are ready to return to work, signaling cracks in the strike movement.
The movement was framed as not just a doctors’ protest but a people’s movement for justice and accountability. The junior doctors reiterated that they would continue fighting until they secure justice for the victim and ensure that such incidents do not happen again.
CBI claims that the incomplete details in the inquest report and the rushed autopsy, conducted after sunset, have now become significant hurdles in solving the case. This lack of thoroughness in the crucial initial investigation phase has potentially compromised the process, further complicating an already complex case.
The junior doctors demand that these issues be addressed promptly to ensure their safety and a conducive work environment in the state’s medical institutions. The government’s failure to act could lead to further unrest in the state’s healthcare system.
The protesting doctors reiterated their commitment to keeping the movement free from divisive politics, asserting that they had rejected any such interference from the very beginning and would continue to do so.
Junior doctors at RG Kar Medical College chased and confronted 51 individuals accused of fostering a “threat culture” at the hospital, leading to a heated altercation where one person’s shirt was reportedly torn during the scuffle.
Brinda Grover has a long history of fighting for human rights, particularly focusing on cases involving violence against women and children. She played a significant role in drafting amendments to the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act and has worked extensively in preventing violence against vulnerable groups.
The live streaming debate continues to be a significant hurdle in reaching a resolution between the junior doctors and the state government.
In connection with this case, a civic volunteer was also arrested by the police and is now in CBI custody. Alongside Sandeep, former OC of Tala Police Station, Abhijit Mandal, was also arrested on Saturday. According to CBI sources
Despite the Supreme Court’s directive, the junior doctors remain firm in their protest, and the healthcare system in West Bengal continues to struggle under the pressure of the ongoing strike.
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