Kolkata: Women march to CBI office, seek speedy justice in RG Kar hospital case
Kolkata: The hunger strike began on October 5, following nearly 50 days of 'cease work' in two phases, after the rape and murder of a PG trainee in RG Kar Medical College.
Press Trust of India | October 17, 2024 | 05:54 PM IST
KOLKATA: Hundreds of women on Thursday marched to the CBI office here, seeking speedy justice in the RG Kar hospital rape and murder incident. The women, under the banner of the little known ‘Jago Nari’ organisation, walked to the CBI office at Salt Lake in North 24 Parganas in the northern fringes of the city.
“We think that the probe agency is not doing its job properly; it is basically parroting what the Kolkata Police had earlier said. The CBI should make serious efforts in resolving this case at the earliest so that the main culprits can be punished,” one of the protesters said.
Carrying posters and placards, the activists shouted slogans against the CBI for “delaying” the investigation, and the state government for “failing” to provide a safe and secured atmosphere to women at workplaces. The police put up barricades near the CGO complex, which houses the CBI office, to stop the protesters from entering the area.
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Meanwhile, the ‘fast-unto-death’ by agitating junior doctors in West Bengal over the RG Kar hospital incident entered the 13th day on Thursday.
The hunger strike began on October 5, following nearly 50 days of 'cease work' in two phases, after the rape and murder of a postgraduate trainee inside state-run RG Kar Medical College and Hospital on August 9.
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