Kolkata Doctors' Strike Continues Amid Security Concerns After Rape-Murder
Junior doctors demand concrete security measures and accountability from the West Bengal government following the brutal incident at RG Kar Medical College.
- Junior doctors in Kolkata are on a 'cease work' protest demanding enhanced security and accountability after the rape and murder of a 31-year-old doctor at RG Kar Medical College.
- The Supreme Court has criticized the West Bengal government for using contractual staff for hospital security and insists on deploying regular police officers.
- The state government has removed several top officials, including the Police Commissioner and senior health officials, but doctors continue their strike until all demands are met.
- Protesters are calling for the resignation of the state Health Secretary and the establishment of a task force to improve hospital security and healthcare services.
- The CBI investigation revealed lapses in the initial handling of the case by local police, including delays in seizing evidence and filing the FIR.



















