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Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Case Live Updates: RG Kar hospital ex-principal Ghosh, police officer sent to CBI custody till September 17
West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee is set to hold a meeting with a delegation of junior doctors at her residence later today.
Post Banerjee's visit to the protest site, the junior doctors wrote to the CM calling a welcome move and a "goodwill gesture." They also asked for another meeting in order to resolve the impasse between the state and the protesting medics.
Earlier today, Mamata Banerjee visited site outside Swasthya Bhawan in Salt Lake where junior doctors have been agitating.
Despite Mamata's arrival, chants for justice persisted at the protest site. The chief minister, holding the microphone for several minutes, struggled to begin her speech amid the ongoing chaos. She has been requesting permission to address the crowd.
I have come forward by leading the student movement, I have also struggled a lot in my life, I understand your struggle. I am not worried about my position. It rained all night yesterday, you were sitting here protesting, I was worried all night. After listening to your demands, I will study them. I do not run the government alone, I will definitely find a solution by studying your demands with senior officials. Whoever is found guilty will definitely be punished. I am asking for some time from you. The state government will not take any action against you (protesting doctors). I request you to return to work. All the work related to the development, infrastructure, security of the hospital has been started and will be done further: CM Mamata Banerjee. Stay with TOI for latest updates.
Post Banerjee's visit to the protest site, the junior doctors wrote to the CM calling a welcome move and a "goodwill gesture." They also asked for another meeting in order to resolve the impasse between the state and the protesting medics.
Earlier today, Mamata Banerjee visited site outside Swasthya Bhawan in Salt Lake where junior doctors have been agitating.
Despite Mamata's arrival, chants for justice persisted at the protest site. The chief minister, holding the microphone for several minutes, struggled to begin her speech amid the ongoing chaos. She has been requesting permission to address the crowd.
I have come forward by leading the student movement, I have also struggled a lot in my life, I understand your struggle. I am not worried about my position. It rained all night yesterday, you were sitting here protesting, I was worried all night. After listening to your demands, I will study them. I do not run the government alone, I will definitely find a solution by studying your demands with senior officials. Whoever is found guilty will definitely be punished. I am asking for some time from you. The state government will not take any action against you (protesting doctors). I request you to return to work. All the work related to the development, infrastructure, security of the hospital has been started and will be done further: CM Mamata Banerjee. Stay with TOI for latest updates.
07:38 (IST) Sep 13
Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Case: State forms 4-member committee to probe North Bengal lobby threat culture
he state health department has constituted a four-member committee to inquire into various complaints against Avik De, first-year general surgery PGT of IPGMER. One of the prominent faces of the notorious ‘North Bengal’ lobby that is accused of running a health syndicate with an over-arching influence over the functioning of the state health department, he had been suspended on Sept 5. Three principals — Pit Baran Chakraborty of NRS Medical College, Utpal Dan of Diamond Harbour Medical College and Ramaprasad Roy of PCS Govt Medical College Arambagh — and Avijit Hazra, pharmacology professor at IPGMER, have been tasked to inquire into the allegations against De and submit its findings within seven days.
23:03 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Case: Will not share any public platform with Mamata, says Bengal governor Bose
West Bengal governor CV Ananda Bose on Thursday said he will not share any public platform with Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee in view of people's outcry over the RG Kar hospital impasse. In a video message, Bose also said he will also socially boycott the chief minister.
22:19 (IST) Sep 12
'Lady Macbeth of Bengal': Governor CV Ananda Bose to 'socially boycott' Mamata Banerjee
West Bengal governor CV Ananda Bose, on Thursday, said that he will 'socially boycott' chief minister Mamata Banerjee and will not appear with her at any public events in view of people's outcry over the RG Kar hospital impasse.
Read more21:34 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Case
I will take proactive steps against Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee for violating Constitutional provisions: Governor CV Ananda Bose
21:18 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Case: 'We want justice, not resignation,' says a junior doctor.
"This is not our aim at all, our aim is justice. Nowhere in our five demands have we demanded her resignation. Our demand is clear cut, we want justice, we want that those creating hurdles in the path of justice be brought under the purview of law. Not even the parents (of the deceased) have demanded her resignation," says a junior doctor, representing the agitating doctors at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital after CM Mamata Banerjee says she is 'ready to resign for people's sake'.
21:09 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Case: Will socially boycott CM in solidarity with Bengali society, says governor CV Ananda Bose
"In solidarity with the Bengal society, I resolve that I will socially boycott the chief minister. Socially boycott means I will not be sharing any public platform with the chief minister nor will I participate in any public program which involves the chief minister," said governor CV Ananda Bose in the RG Kar Medical College and Hospital rape-murder case:
"My role as governor will be confined to the constitutional obligations which I have discharged in respect of the chief minister. Nothing more, nothing less. I am deeply pained that serious allegations of a criminal nature have been levelled against the highest officer who is supposed to prevent crime in Kolkata, the Kolkata Police Commission," he added.
"My role as governor will be confined to the constitutional obligations which I have discharged in respect of the chief minister. Nothing more, nothing less. I am deeply pained that serious allegations of a criminal nature have been levelled against the highest officer who is supposed to prevent crime in Kolkata, the Kolkata Police Commission," he added.
20:48 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Case: 'We want solution,' says protesting doctors
'We did not seek CM Mamata Banerjee's resignation, want solution to RG Kar stalemate,' said agitating junior doctors.
20:44 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Case: 'State home minister failed to restore law and order in the state,' WB governor CV Ananda Bose.
"I have been receiving many questions from different sections of society on what action the Governor will take regarding control of the ongoing problem. I am committed to the Constitution of India, people of West Bengal, parents of victim and those protesting for justice. The state Home Minister has failed to restore the law and order situation in the state," says West Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose.
20:40 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Case: 'Meeting should be in front of everyone,' says junior doctor part of delegation went to meet WB chief minister
"We just want that our meeting should be in front of everyone. We don't want the recording because the recording can be edited. Everyone can see the live streaming. Our only motive is that everything should be in front of everyone...We've full faith that it (meeting) can happen. We want live streaming. Our protest will continue till we get justice," said Dr Anurag Mandal, a junior doctor who was part of the delegation that went to meet CM Mamata Banerjee.
20:23 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Case: What reason was cited by Mamata for not allowing live telecast of talks?
The chief minister also said that she could not allow live telecast of the meeting with the junior doctors since the RG Kar matter, which is being probed by the CBI, is pending before the Supreme Court.
She added that if the matter was not pending before the apex court, she would have allowed the live telecast which she did in 2019 when a similar meeting was held with the junior doctors after a group of medics attached to the state-run NRS Medical College and Hospital were brutally attacked by the relatives of a patient who died there.
She added that if the matter was not pending before the apex court, she would have allowed the live telecast which she did in 2019 when a similar meeting was held with the junior doctors after a group of medics attached to the state-run NRS Medical College and Hospital were brutally attacked by the relatives of a patient who died there.
20:16 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Case: 'They want chair,' says WB CM Mamata
"I hope that the people understand that they do not want justice... they want chair. I am ready to resign from my post for the sake of people. I don't want the chair, I want justice (for the deceased) and treatment for the people (patients)," says West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee while addressing a press conference in Kolkata.
20:14 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Case: 'Our agitation will continue till demands are met,' say protesting doctors
"Our agitation will continue till demands are met, we are still open for talks. We are unhappy that talks over RG Kar impasse with CM Mamata Banerjee did not take place," said protesting junior doctors.
20:10 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Case: 'Ready to resign,' says Mamata Banerjee as deadlock with doctors over RG Kar case continues
West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee on Thursday offered to resign as the standoff with protesting junior doctors over the Kolkata doctor rape-murder case continued. "For people's sake, I am ready to resign. I am not concerned about the post. I want justice, I am only concerned about justice getting served," CM Mamata Banerjee said while addressing the media on the deadlock with the doctors.
Read more20:01 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Case: 'I tried my best to sit with the junior doctors,' says West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee
"I tried my best to sit with the junior doctors. I waited 3 days for them that they should have come and settle their problem. Even when they didn't accept the verdict of the Supreme Court, I waited 3 days with my highest officials, including Chief Secretary, Home Secretary, DG and my MoS. I am sorry. I apologize to the people of this country and the world who are supporting them (doctors), please give your support. I don't have any problem. We want justice for the common people. We want justice for the treatment of common people. We want that as per Supreme Court instruction they must join their duty. Though, 3 days passed after the Supreme Court verdict but we are not taking any disciplinary action because sometimes we have to tolerate. It is our duty to tolerate sometimes," said West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee.
19:34 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Case: 'I am ready to resign,' says West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee.
"I am ready to resign from the Chief Minister of West Bengal. I am not concerned about the post. I want justice, I am only concerned about justice getting served," said Mamata Banerjee.
19:26 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Case: 'I will still not take any action,' says Mamata Banerjee
"I am still saying that I will not take any action against them for not coming and making us wait for two hours. I will forgive them because being elders, it is our responsibility to forgive our younger ones," says West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee while addressing a press conference in Kolkata.
19:20 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Case: Mamata Banerjee on doctor's demand for live streaming of the meeting
"As RG Kar case is sub-judice, meeting with junior doctors cannot be live streamed as demanded by them. We had arrangements to video record meeting with junior doctors, we could have shared that with them with SC's permission," Mamata said during a press conference.
Agitating junior doctors on Thursday refused to hold talks with the Bengal government to resolve the RG Kar impasse unless their demand for live streaming of the meeting was met.
Agitating junior doctors on Thursday refused to hold talks with the Bengal government to resolve the RG Kar impasse unless their demand for live streaming of the meeting was met.
19:18 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Case: 'I tried thrice to hold talks with junior doctors,' says Bengal CM Mamata
Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee while addressing a press conference said that she waited for 2 hours for the last two days but the doctors did not show up.
"I tried thrice to hold talks with junior doctors to end RG Kar stalemate. I will still not take any action against agitating junior doctors, will forgive them since we are elders," Mamata said.
"I tried thrice to hold talks with junior doctors to end RG Kar stalemate. I will still not take any action against agitating junior doctors, will forgive them since we are elders," Mamata said.
19:08 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Case: 'We have tried our best to make them understand,' says Bengal govt
"We have tried our best to make them understand. We have explained to them what all arrangements have been made. We have made recording arrangements so that the entire proceedings are well documented. There should be trust between the two parties... We want to listen to them. There should not be any difference or opinion in it, there is no conflict situation. Both of us are working with the same objective. So I don't understand why they are feeling that unless there is live streaming we will not go to the meeting. We want to document everything and discuss it with them properly," West Bengal chief secretary Manoj Pant said.
19:07 (IST) Sep 12
RG Kar case: Impasse continues over live streaming of meeting
The ongoing conflict between the junior doctors and the Bengal government took an unexpected turn when the protesting doctors declined to participate in the proposed talks with chief minister Mamata Banerjee.
The meeting, aimed at resolving the RG Kar hospital deadlock, hit a roadblock after the state government rejected the doctors' demand for live streaming the proceedings.
Despite arriving at the secretariat around 5.25 pm, approximately 25 minutes after the scheduled start of the meeting, the protestors remained at the venue's threshold for more than an hour. They were observed engaging in discussions, while a tense atmosphere prevailed due to the unfolding events.
The meeting, aimed at resolving the RG Kar hospital deadlock, hit a roadblock after the state government rejected the doctors' demand for live streaming the proceedings.
Despite arriving at the secretariat around 5.25 pm, approximately 25 minutes after the scheduled start of the meeting, the protestors remained at the venue's threshold for more than an hour. They were observed engaging in discussions, while a tense atmosphere prevailed due to the unfolding events.
19:06 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Rape: 'Waiter for 2 hours,' says WB chief minister Mamata Banerjee
"Would you ever see a BJP CM waiting 1.5 hours to engage in open dialogue with protestors? Absolutely not. From JNU to the farmers’ protest, from wrestlers’ protest to Manipur – PM Narenda Modi and BJP have consistently shown a disregard for democratic discussion and dissent. It’s time for junior doctors to recognise the difference – stand on the right side of history," said TMC in a post on X.
19:04 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Case
"We have tried our best to make them understand. We have explained to them what all arrangements have been made. We have made recording arrangements so that the entire proceedings are well documented. There should be trust between the two parties... We want to listen to them. There should not be any difference or opinion in it, there is no conflict situation. Both of us are working with the same objective. So I don't understand why they are feeling that unless there is live streaming we will not go to the meeting. We want to document everything and discuss it with them properly," said WB chief secretary Manoj Pant on meeting Junior doctors protesting over the RG Kar Medical College and Hospital rape-murder case.
17:30 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Case: Protesting doctors arrive at Nabanna Bhawan to meet CM Mamata Banerjee
16:19 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Case: Agitating doctors demand live telecast
We stick to our demand for live telecast of meeting with Bengal govt, have nothing to hide from people: Agitating junior doctors
16:14 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Case: 'Will go with 30-member delegation for meeting with Bengal govt instead of 15, attend talks with open mind,' says agitating junior doctors
16:12 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Case: The junior doctors are headed to Nabanna state secretariat to meet CM Mamata Banerjee.
15:36 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Case: West Bengal government issues a letter to junior doctors, requesting them to come to Nabanna at 5pm today. "The state government is always willing to engage in a dialogue with the concerned stakeholders. The proposed meeting for restoration of normalcy to ensure treatment and health services to the common people shall be held at 5 pm today in the conference hall at Nabanna. The meeting shall be attended by a delegate team of only 15 persons to ensure a smooth discussion." reads the letter
15:33 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Case Live Updates: BJP workers hold protest in Kolkata
15:22 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Case Live: CBI questions TMC MLA over Kolkata medic's rape-murder
The CBI on Thursday began questioning TMC MLA Dr. Sudipto Roy at his residence in Sithi, north Kolkata, regarding the alleged rape and murder of a young doctor at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital. The central probe agency's officials were also conducting a search operation at a nursing home owned by Roy, the MLA from Sreerampur, an officer said.
14:29 (IST) Sep 12
Bengal govt turns down agitating doctors' demand for Live telecast of proposed meet, allows recording for 'transparency'.
14:24 (IST) Sep 12
Bengal chief secretary sends fresh letter to agitating doctors, calls for meeting at 5pm.
14:22 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Case Live Updates: Unattended bag at RG Kar hospital triggers panic
An unattended bag at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital triggered panic on Thursday. The area is currently vacant as medics are protesting outside Swasthya Bhavan in Salt Lake. 'The bomb disposal squad is inspecting the bag,' a police official said.
14:05 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Case Live Updates: Dog squad and bomb disposal team arrive at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital in Kolkata
13:16 (IST) Sep 12
Breaking: An unaimed bag found in the empty agitation site of the junior doctors
11:30 (IST) Sep 12
RG Kar rape-murder case: ‘Urgent’, said cops seeking post-evening autopsy
The validity of the special order by Kolkata Police that asked the forensic medicine head at R G Kar hospital to go ahead with the autopsy of the raped and murdered PGT doctor post sunset, citing “urgent matter” and “special issues”, has come into question with legal experts pointing out that the directive was not on behalf of either the police commissioner or the divisional deputy commissioner who are authorised to sanction such an urgent postmortem.
Read more11:12 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Case: Sandip Ghosh was under corruption cloud even before becoming RG Kar principal
10:25 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Case Live: Sandip Ghosh, wife flouted govt norms to buy houses, says ED
The Enforcement Directorate has uncovered that Sandip Ghosh, the former principal of RG Kar Medical College, violated norms by permitting his wife, Sangeeta, to bypass government regulations and acquire property. The agency has identified seven properties owned by the couple, including 1 flat in Murshidabad, 3 flats in Kolkata, 2 houses in Kolkata, and a two-story bungalow on 2 bighas of land named Sangita Sandip Villa in Narayanpur, Canning. On Tuesday, Ghosh was taken to the Presidency Correctional Home.
10:12 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Case Live Updates: Impasse on as Bengal junior doctors junk second govt invite for talks, set fresh terms
Junior doctors rallying for justice to their raped and murdered colleague at Kolkata's RG Kar hospital rebuffed on Wednesday a second emailed invitation for talks with the Bengal govt and set fresh terms, including a "live telecast" of the meeting.
Read more09:55 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Case Live Updates: Locksmith brought to the residence of Sandip Ghosh in Kolkata
09:33 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata rape-murder case: Culprits will be given death penalty, says TMC leader Kunal Ghosh
'We want CBI to finish its investigation and the culprits will be given the death penalty. We will not comment on the agitation going on by the junior doctors. Yesterday, the deadline was there till 5 pm to resume work. The chief minister was waiting for them. We are also supporting the demand for justice, but many patients are being harassed. We want the CBI to investigate as soon as possible,' said TMC leader Kunal Ghosh
09:21 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Rape-Murder Case Live Updates: Early morning visuals from Swasthya Bhawan
09:16 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Rape-Murder Case: ED team reaches former RG Kar principal Sandip Ghosh's residence
A team from the Enforcement Directorate arrived on Thursday at the residence of Sandip Ghosh, the former principal of RG Kar Medical College and Hospital, located in Chinar Park, Kolkata, to conduct a search operation.
09:10 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Rape-Murder Case: Protests cannot derail livelihood
September and October are usually the busiest months for artists performing at college socials. However, this year has seen a significant decline in shows, with opportunities dwindling to a mere trickle. Artists argue that this impacts their livelihood. Adding to the challenge, they face criticism from trolls accusing them of insincerity if they accept the few shows that are available.
09:06 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Rape-Murder Case Live Updates: We will continue our protest
'We have seen that a public meeting was organised by the state govt. MoS Health (West Bengal) Chandrima Bhattacharya was there, he said certain things including - that he wanted an open heart discussion with us. We are also waiting for that. It would be better and we have demanded that the discussion be live telecasted to maintain transparency... He said that he is disheartened, I want to say that he is disheartened while sitting in the AC room while we are here. We have all the discussion channels open, but our prerequisite conditions aren't unfair... We will continue our protest.', says Dr Arnab Mukhopadhya
09:04 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Rape-Murder Case Live: Any condition impedes open discussion
Junior doctors on Wednesday ignored a second email from the Bengal government inviting them for talks, setting several preconditions and extending their cease-work. This led government officials to suspect that "politics playing a role in instigating junior doctors." The government reminded the doctors that, as law-abiding citizens, they should follow the Supreme Court’s return-to-work order and stated that "any condition (to talks) impedes open discussion."
08:57 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Rape-Murder Case: NBMCH acts against 4 Junior doctors, 5 students
North Bengal Medical College (NBMC) took disciplinary action against four junior doctors and five students following complaints of intimidation and misconduct, including exam manipulation and extortion from other students and junior doctors. According to junior doctors, the nine individuals were close associates of Avik De, who frequently visited the campus.
08:55 (IST) Sep 12
Kolkata Rape-Murder Case Live Updates: Junior doctors continue their protest at the Swasthya Bhavan
Junior doctors are continuing their protest at Swasthya Bhavan over the RG Kar Medical College & Hospital rape-murder case. On September 9, the Supreme Court urged the doctors to resume work by 5pm on September 10, promising no adverse action would be taken against them. However, the court warned that if the strike persisted, disciplinary measures could follow.
The meeting between Mamata Banerjee and a doctors' delegation were called off after it reached a deadlock as the latter wanted livestreaming of the meet but the government disagreed.
Post Banerjee's visit to the protest site, the junior doctors wrote to the CM calling a welcome move and a "goodwill gesture." They also asked for another meeting in order to resolve the impasse between the state and the protesting medics.
Earlier today, Mamata Banerjee visited site outside Swasthya Bhawan in Salt Lake where junior doctors have been agitating.
Despite Mamata's arrival, chants for justice persisted at the protest site. The chief minister, holding the microphone for several minutes, struggled to begin her speech amid the ongoing chaos. She has been requesting permission to address the crowd.
I have come forward by leading the student movement, I have also struggled a lot in my life, I understand your struggle. I am not worried about my position. It rained all night yesterday, you were sitting here protesting, I was worried all night. After listening to your demands, I will study them. I do not run the government alone, I will definitely find a solution by studying your demands with senior officials. Whoever is found guilty will definitely be punished. I am asking for some time from you. The state government will not take any action against you (protesting doctors). I request you to return to work. All the work related to the development, infrastructure, security of the hospital has been started and will be done further: CM Mamata Banerjee
Post Banerjee's visit to the protest site, the junior doctors wrote to the CM calling a welcome move and a "goodwill gesture." They also asked for another meeting in order to resolve the impasse between the state and the protesting medics.
Earlier today, Mamata Banerjee visited site outside Swasthya Bhawan in Salt Lake where junior doctors have been agitating.
Despite Mamata's arrival, chants for justice persisted at the protest site. The chief minister, holding the microphone for several minutes, struggled to begin her speech amid the ongoing chaos. She has been requesting permission to address the crowd.
I have come forward by leading the student movement, I have also struggled a lot in my life, I understand your struggle. I am not worried about my position. It rained all night yesterday, you were sitting here protesting, I was worried all night. After listening to your demands, I will study them. I do not run the government alone, I will definitely find a solution by studying your demands with senior officials. Whoever is found guilty will definitely be punished. I am asking for some time from you. The state government will not take any action against you (protesting doctors). I request you to return to work. All the work related to the development, infrastructure, security of the hospital has been started and will be done further: CM Mamata Banerjee
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