NEW DELHI: Protesting junior medical doctors on Friday wrote a letter to President Draupadi Murmu and Prime Minister Narendra Modi looking for her intervention to resolve the deadlock surrounding the rape and homicide of a trainee physician on the RG Kar Medical College and Hospital.
The letter, written by the West Bengal Junior Medical doctors’ Entrance, detailed the assault by an unapprehended mob on the RG Kar Medical School and Hospital, ensuing within the vandalization and ransacking of the hospital campus.
The letter, additionally despatched to Vice President Jagdeep Dhankar and Union well being minister JP Nadda, highlighted the collective sentiment of the individuals of West Bengal, who sought justice for the deceased by way of “Reclaim the night time” candle-lit marches throughout the state on August 15. It was throughout these early hours that the mob allegedly barged into the hospital premises, vandalizing the Emergency division and threatening to destroy proof.
“The ugly nature of the crime, the alleged makes an attempt to cowl it up, and the attendant ambiance of worry woke the nation as much as demand an neutral investigative course of and a speedy, honest and rational trial. In pursuance of the collective sentiment, the individuals of West Bengal had sought to point out solidarity to the deceased and their thirst for justice by way of “Reclaim the night time” candle-lit avenue marches throughout the cities, cities and even villages in the course of the early hours of August 15,” the letter learn.
“It was underneath such odd hours that an unapprehended mob barged unabated into the premises of the R.G. Kar Medical School and Hospital, and ransacked the hospital campus, vandalised the Emergency division, tore by way of the make-shift protest web site, and tried to additional destroy the sanctity of the alleged place of prevalence, threatening to get rid of no matter proof was left,” it added.
The protesting medical doctors accused the state police of standing as “mute spectators” whereas the medical doctors had been attacked by the hooligans.
“On this turbid ambiance of worry, mistrust and hopelessness, the junior medical doctors in West Bengal have been compelled to keep away from working throughout the hospital premises and As a substitute, have taken different modes to discharge our obligation of offering well being care providers to the residents. The WBJDF has been organising medical camps underneath the Abhaya Clinics initiative, on public grounds, at a number of locations throughout the state, to proceed to offer free entry for all to obtain health-care providers,” it added.
This comes a day after, West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee provided to resign because the standoff with protesting junior medical doctors over the Kolkata physician rape-murder case continued.
Banerjee, who waited for almost two hours for the agitating medical doctors to come back for the assembly, mentioned she additionally needed the sufferer to get justice and apologised to the individuals of West Bengal for the continued impasse.
The set off for the delegation backing out of the assembly on the final minute was apparently the state authorities’s refusal to live-stream the proceedings.
Mamata defined why the federal government didn’t accede to it. “The matter is sub judice, sure protocols have to be adopted. However we had been able to video-record the meet. Three cameras had been arrange. We might’ve handed over the recording to them after taking Supreme Court docket’s permission. We might’ve offered it to the courtroom,” she mentioned, hastening to make clear that the door would stay ajar for talks with the junior medical doctors.
The letter, written by the West Bengal Junior Medical doctors’ Entrance, detailed the assault by an unapprehended mob on the RG Kar Medical School and Hospital, ensuing within the vandalization and ransacking of the hospital campus.
The letter, additionally despatched to Vice President Jagdeep Dhankar and Union well being minister JP Nadda, highlighted the collective sentiment of the individuals of West Bengal, who sought justice for the deceased by way of “Reclaim the night time” candle-lit marches throughout the state on August 15. It was throughout these early hours that the mob allegedly barged into the hospital premises, vandalizing the Emergency division and threatening to destroy proof.
“The ugly nature of the crime, the alleged makes an attempt to cowl it up, and the attendant ambiance of worry woke the nation as much as demand an neutral investigative course of and a speedy, honest and rational trial. In pursuance of the collective sentiment, the individuals of West Bengal had sought to point out solidarity to the deceased and their thirst for justice by way of “Reclaim the night time” candle-lit avenue marches throughout the cities, cities and even villages in the course of the early hours of August 15,” the letter learn.
“It was underneath such odd hours that an unapprehended mob barged unabated into the premises of the R.G. Kar Medical School and Hospital, and ransacked the hospital campus, vandalised the Emergency division, tore by way of the make-shift protest web site, and tried to additional destroy the sanctity of the alleged place of prevalence, threatening to get rid of no matter proof was left,” it added.
The protesting medical doctors accused the state police of standing as “mute spectators” whereas the medical doctors had been attacked by the hooligans.
“On this turbid ambiance of worry, mistrust and hopelessness, the junior medical doctors in West Bengal have been compelled to keep away from working throughout the hospital premises and As a substitute, have taken different modes to discharge our obligation of offering well being care providers to the residents. The WBJDF has been organising medical camps underneath the Abhaya Clinics initiative, on public grounds, at a number of locations throughout the state, to proceed to offer free entry for all to obtain health-care providers,” it added.
This comes a day after, West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee provided to resign because the standoff with protesting junior medical doctors over the Kolkata physician rape-murder case continued.
Banerjee, who waited for almost two hours for the agitating medical doctors to come back for the assembly, mentioned she additionally needed the sufferer to get justice and apologised to the individuals of West Bengal for the continued impasse.
The set off for the delegation backing out of the assembly on the final minute was apparently the state authorities’s refusal to live-stream the proceedings.
Mamata defined why the federal government didn’t accede to it. “The matter is sub judice, sure protocols have to be adopted. However we had been able to video-record the meet. Three cameras had been arrange. We might’ve handed over the recording to them after taking Supreme Court docket’s permission. We might’ve offered it to the courtroom,” she mentioned, hastening to make clear that the door would stay ajar for talks with the junior medical doctors.
