During the hearing, Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud observed, "The Kolkata incident raises safety issues of doctors across the country."
August 20, 2024The letter also mentioned training all hospital staff, including doctors and nurses in recognizing and responding to security threats.
August 20, 2024Notably, he stated he had come to the CBI office for his work and conveyed the message of junior doctors to the CBI.
August 19, 2024Counsel for the victim's family, Bikash Ranjan Bhattacharya accused the state government of trying to influence the witnesses.
August 19, 2024Meanwhile, speaking on the statement of the deceased doctor's parents the Governor said, "I respect the sentiments of the mother. The law will take its course."
August 19, 2024She also demanded punishment for all those involved in the case and voiced concern for women's safety.
August 18, 2024In an order released on Saturday by the Commissioner of Police, Vineet Kumar Goyal, it was stated that rallies, meetings, processions, dharnas, demonstrations, and the unlawful assembly of five or more persons are prohibited in the specified area of Kolkata.
August 18, 2024In its official statement, IMA stated that routine OPDs and elective surgeries will not take place during those 24 hours; however, other essential services will be maintained.
August 17, 2024The NCW in a statement said on Friday that the site where the deceased was allegedly raped and murdered is undergoing sudden renovations, potentially leading to tampering with evidence.
August 17, 2024She further asserted that the state government is capable of handling any situation in Bengal and called for capital punishment for the accused in this case.
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