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RG Kar College VP Saptarishi Chatterjee assures fulfilment of Doctors' Security Demands
Kolkata: Saptarishi Chatterjee, Medical Superintendent and Vice President of RG Kar Medical College and Hospital, recently convened a meeting with students and faculty to discuss improvements to the hospital and enhance its services. Chatterjee emphasized his role as a guardian of the institution and pledged to address all security concerns.
Medical Superintendent and Vice President of RG Kar Medical College and Hospital, Saptarishi Chatterjee on Friday said that a meeting was held with the students and teachers to discuss how RG KAR could be made a better place.
Speaking to ANI, Chatterjee said, "There is nothing like protesting doctors. We had a meeting today with the students and the teachers. We are discussing on the course on how soon we can make RG KAR a better place because we have to give service to several patients and their relatives."
"I have come here as a guardian and because I wanted to take care of their well-being. We will fulfill all their security demands. I am the person they can approach and I promise that RG KAR will come back very soon. More than 1106 patients got OPD services, and in some time, I promise we will bring back all our patients and rise again," Chatterjee added.
He further added that the doctors are a part of his family and a lively campus.
According to an ANI report, Chatterjee said, "The doctors are like a part of my family. If the doctors lose their smile, then how will we stay happy? All their demands will be met."
Earlier today, the doctors of RG Kar arrived at the CBI Special Crime Branch Office.
One of the doctors said that the demands of the doctors was to punish the culprit.
"We doctors want that the culprit should be punished. The Supreme Court is dealing with the case."
Earlier, the Union Minister and West Bengal BJP President Sukanta Majumdar said that he welcomes the Calcutta High Court's order to transfer the Special Investigation Team (SIT) probe on the financial irregularities and unethical practices against former principal Dr Sandip Ghosh at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Friday.
"I welcome this judgement... CBI will start conducting an inquiry into this from tomorrow," he said, adds ANI.
Earlier, a delegation of junior doctors from RG Kar Medical College and Hospital reached CBI Special Crime Branch at CGO complex, Salt Lake to meet CBI officers.
Dr Soumyadip Roy of RG Kar Medical College and Hospital said, "We still far from justice. Till now, all the culprits have not been arrested. Today, our delegation will go to the CGO complex to talk to CBI."
Kajal joined Medical Dialogue in 2019 for the Latest Health News. She has done her graduation from the University of Delhi. She mainly covers news about the Latest Healthcare. She can be contacted at editorial@medicaldialogues.in.