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Kolkata Rape-Murder case highlights| Rallies demanding justice for RG Kar doctor continue in Kolkata

Former principal of R G Kar Medical College and Hospital Sandip Ghosh and a cop have been sent to CBI custody till Tuesday over the alleged delay in the registration of the FIR and missing evidence. Meanwhile, a day after their proposed talks with West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to resolve the impasse over the RG Kar issue fell through, agitating junior doctors on Sunday took out a mega protest march in Salt Lake area demanding justice for the victim. Track all the live updates here, only with DH.
Last Updated : 15 September 2024, 17:17 IST

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08:2715 Sep 2024

Mamata visits agitating docs, asks them to come for talks; protesters allege state not 'serious'

08:2715 Sep 2024

CBI slaps ex-principal with evidence tampering charge in medic rape-murder case, arrests policeman

09:5315 Sep 2024

Junior doctors continue sit-in outside health department office amid rain

20:3315 Sep 2024

Clapping, dancing to music won't lead to success: TMC MLA on doctors' stir

22:4715 Sep 2024

That's all from the case for today.

22:1315 Sep 2024

Rallies and demonstrations demanding justice for the raped-murdered RG Kar hospital doctor swept through the city on Sunday.

Doctors hold posters and shout slogans during the protest.

Doctors hold posters and shout slogans during the protest.

Credit: Reuters Photo

21:0515 Sep 2024

Protest over Kolkata doctor murder case

Medics take part in a protest march to Swasthya Bhavan in Kolkata.

Medics take part in a protest march to Swasthya Bhavan in Kolkata.

Credit: PTI Photo

20:3315 Sep 2024

Clapping, dancing to music won't lead to success: TMC MLA on doctors' stir

A ruling Trinamool Congress MLA on Sunday courted controversy by lashing out at the movement of doctors and people on the RG Kar issue, saying that "mere clapping and dancing to slogans accompanied by music beat will not lead to success".

Agitating doctors strongly opposed the remarks, saying it was a people's movement and should not be trivialised.

Rajarhat-New Town MLA Tapas Chatterjee, during a meeting in his locality, said, "Clapping and dancing to disco beats will not make any movement successful. A true movement is marked by more serious activities." (PTI)

20:2615 Sep 2024
Published 15 September 2024, 03:03 IST

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