The Resident Doctors’ Associations across Delhi will hold a joint protest march
New Delhi:
In solidarity with the rape and murder of a trainee doctor at RG Kar Medical College in Kolkata, doctors and representatives of various medical organisations have announced protests at various locations in the country.
The Resident Doctors Association, Government Medical College in Amritsar, Punjab has announced suspension of all non-essential and elective hospital services, including Out Patient Departments, Operating Theaters and wards, beginning on August 16 and continuing until further notice.
They has also announced the suspension of all non-essential and elective hospital services today.
Kolkata Police today said it has so far arrested 19 people in connection with the vandalism and violence at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital in the metropolis.
The emergency ward, nursing station, medicine store and parts of the outpatient department of the hospital were vandalised by miscreants on Thursday amid midnight protests by women across West Bengal.
Here are the Updates on the Doctors strike:
#WATCH | Doctors of Government Medical College in J&K’s Udhampur hold protest demanding justice for Kolkata rape and murder victim. The protesting doctors are also demanding security during duty hours. pic.twitter.com/NoHXcKrNBh
– ANI (@ANI) August 16, 2024
Calcutta High Court begins hearing the plea on mob attack at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital in Kolkata, West Bengal.
Rape and murder of woman resident doctor at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital | BJP leader Bharati Ghosh says, “… The West Bengal government is unable to protect the women of the state… They have said nothing about the incident and are unable to arrest the accused. This is why the people have taken to the streets. This is a revolution of the people’s power. Women are coming forward and they are raising their voice of justice and protesting against the darkness and everything that was being perpetrated by the Mamata Banerjee government.”
#WATCH | Rape and murder of woman resident doctor at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital | BJP leader Bharati Ghosh says, “… The West Bengal government is unable to protect the women of the state… They have said nothing about the incident and are unable to arrest the accused…. pic.twitter.com/LquA9nbLol
– ANI (@ANI) August 16, 2024
- In solidarity with the rape and murder of a trainee doctor at RG Kar Medical College in Kolkata, doctors and representatives of various medical organisations have announced protests at various locations in the country.
- The Resident Doctors Association, Government Medical College in Amritsar, Punjab has announced suspension of all non-essential and elective hospital services, including Out Patient Departments, Operating Theaters and wards, beginning on August 16 and continuing until further notice.
- They has also announced the suspension of all non-essential and elective hospital services today.
- Kolkata Police today said it has so far arrested 19 people in connection with the vandalism and violence at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital in the metropolis.
- The emergency ward, nursing station, medicine store and parts of the outpatient department of the hospital were vandalised by miscreants on Thursday amid midnight protests by women across West Bengal.
