TMC MP Sukhendu Shekhar Roy
After the rape of a junior doctor at RG Kar Medical College in Kolkata, the investigation into the murder has been handed over to the CBI. The team reached Kolkata on Wednesday morning and started its investigation. Meanwhile, a post by TMC MP Sukhendu Shekhar Roy has raised questions on the Mamata government. Sukhendu Shekhar Roy had put up a post on X last night, in which he said that a gang-rape and brutal murder had taken place at RG Kar Hospital. Who are they? Now CBI will investigate. I don’t trust CBI.
He said, ‘The truth is yet to come out. Why are efforts being made to save animals? Whoever is responsible for the crime should be punished with death. After this, many people doubted whether this is the account of a TMC MP, to confirm it, TV9 Bharatvarsha spoke to a TMC MP.
This is a common occurrence for BJP IT Cell – TMC MP
He said, ‘I am very sad, I am not going to join any group. This is my personal objection. This is a personal protest, today I will go on strike near Netaji statue from 5 to 8 pm.
Regarding the post made on X on Tuesday, Sukhendu Shekhar Roy said that more than 87 thousand people have seen my statement after it was published and most of them supported my stand. However, the BJP IT cell chief expressed doubts and termed my move as politically motivated and driven by the Sanghites. However, I condemn such character assassination, which is a common occurrence for the BJP IT cell.
My strike has nothing to do with party: Sukhendu Shekhar Roy
He said he was joining RG Kar Medical College to express solidarity with the recent atrocities on women doctors and the lakhs of protesters who took to the streets tonight. My stand has nothing to do with the party I belong to. I draw inspiration from the great freedom fighter Ajoy Mukherjee, who on 1 December 1969 led a personal protest against his own Chief Ministerial government at Curzon Park (now Surendranath Park), Kolkata, describing it as a “brutal and barbaric government”. was I appeal to my brothers and sisters in Bengal to rise to the occasion and voice their protest in a peaceful and democratic manner.
