Doctors staged a stirring protest demanding justice in the rape-murder case of doctors at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital in Kolkata. Also on Tuesday, doctors started a ‘Drohar Carnival’ (protest carnival) from Rani Rashmoni Road in the Esplanade area of ​​the city. The move comes after the Calcutta High Court lifted a ban on the area near the Durga Puja Carnival on Red Road.
People from all walks of life participated in the rally and demanded justice for the victims of the case. Debashish Halder, a protesting doctor, said: “This is the reaction of common people who want to protest against the insensitive attitude of the West Bengal government. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is not worried that young doctors are on a hunger strike to death. On October 5, six junior doctors continued their hunger strike until their death.
During the period, participants raised slogans such as “We want justice, we demand justice” and sang songs such as “Justice for Abaya”, while others marched with junior doctors holding posters with demands. Doctors United Forum organizes ‘Dhohar Carnival’ to show solidarity with excited junior doctors. The program was held at Rani Rashmoni Road near Red Road.
Protesters stage protest march towards CBI office
Earlier on Saturday, hundreds of protesters, including doctors and lawyers, marched to the CBI office at the CGO building in Salt Lake City. People are demanding a fair and speedy trial for this heinous incident. Protesters also expressed surprise at the CBI as its charge sheet actually confirmed the findings of the Kolkata Police investigation which named Sanjay Roy as the sole culprit.
“We want to know how the CBI supported the Kolkata police in its charge sheet investigation. We feel that there is a lack of transparency in the case and other people behind it should be exposed,” said a protester. Police near the CBI office in the CGO building. Roadblocks were set up. The protesters were allowed to go to the CBI office to submit the memorandum.
CBI names Sanjay Roy as accused in chargesheet
Let us tell you that the CBI, which is investigating the case, has filed a charge sheet. Aaj Tak has got exclusive details of the chargesheet in which citizen volunteer Sanjay Roy is alleged to have committed the crime. Semen samples taken from the victim’s body were sent to the Central Forensic Science Laboratory for testing. It was revealed that the semen belonged to Sanjay Roy, who is currently in CBI custody.
The CBI claimed that the CFSL report had confirmed that the semen belonged to Sanjay Roy. The charge sheet shows that Sanjay Roy was proven guilty of the crime based on extensive physical evidence, circumstantial evidence and forensic reports. Kolkata police arrested him within 24 hours of the incident. The charge sheet stated that on August 9, the short hair found at the crime scene was sent to the forensic laboratory for investigation.
Kolkata Police revealed the truth 58 days ago
The report said the hair belonged to Sanjay Roy. If we look at it from this perspective, what the Kolkata Police said about two and a half months ago, 58 days later the CBI has now said the same thing. What happened to the junior doctor intern at RJ Kar Hospital on the morning of August 9 was narrated by the Kolkata Police the next day, August 10. Now, after 58 days, the incident has been narrated by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). The chargesheet was filed after gathering about 100 witnesses, 12 polygraph tests, CCTV cameras, forensic reports, call details and the location of mobile phones, earphones and statements of the accused.
