Kolkata case and CM Mamata Banerjee
Controversy over the rape-murder case of a junior doctor at RG Kar Medical College in West Bengal’s Kolkata continues. The rest of the junior doctors are still protesting on the streets to get justice for the victim. Although Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee proposed talks before him, but the matter did not materialize. Dr. who was part of the delegation that met the Chief Minister. Aqib said he wants all those involved in the case to resign.
Dr. Akib said that when the honorable Chief Minister came among us. Then it was with great pleasure that he began a dialogue with us. We also took it as a positive point and moved on. We were then asked to come to Kalighat for an official meeting. When we went there, our conditions were that there should be live streaming of the meeting, we agreed on that. We said ok if you don’t do live streaming then video recording the meeting and when the meeting is over the video recording clip will come. Give it to us. Even the authorities did not agree on this matter.
We waited for the rain
He further said that after this Hon’ble Chief Minister himself came out. He himself requested us to come and have a meeting over tea. But every doctor of the West Bengal Junior Doctor Front said that we will drink tea only when we get justice. We will drink water only then. After this we stood in the rain. Later, we also dropped the demand for videography and agreed to just record what happened in the meeting. Then we were told it was too late and nothing could be done. We waited for rain, but we had to return without any solution and all the junior doctors who went for the meeting were disappointed.
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Organizational crime
Not only this, he further said that Sandeep Ghosh has been arrested today and this fact proves that our demand was right, our agitation was right. What Ghosh has done is an institutional crime. Who knows how many principals and officers may be involved in this matter. We demand that all those involved should resign. They should be brought to justice and brought to justice. Till then our movement will continue. Until justice is served. We will go with justice.
