Kolkata doctor rape-murder case: Junior doctors continue cease work
Kolkata: The ongoing protest by doctors at government hospitals continued into its 26th day on Tuesday in West Bengal. The doctors have been boycotting outdoor patient departments, even following the recent arrest of former RG Kar Hospital principal Sandip Ghosh by the CBI’s anti-corruption unit.
According to a UNI report, The agitating doctors said Ghosh's arrest did not fulfil their demand for justice for their murdered colleague and reiterated the need to identify and arrest those involved in the crime. They also sought safety at workplace.
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Sources said on Tuesday that three other accused arrested by the CBI are Ghosh’s security guard Afsar Ali Khan and two hospital vendors – Biplav Singha and Sumon Hazra.
Additionally, junior doctors staged a demonstration at Lalbazar, demanding the resignation of Kolkata Police Commissioner Vineet Goyal. The protesters have been staging a sit-in at Pheare Lane since Monday afternoon, causing traffic disruptions in Central and North Kolkata. They allege that Goyal tampered with evidence related to the murder of a 31-year-old female doctor on August 9 and were involved in vandalism and demolition at RG Kar Hospital on August 14/15.
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