कोलकाता के हॉस्पिटल में ट्रेनी डॉक्टर से रेप, फिर हत्या: आंख-मुंह, प्राइवेट पार्ट से खून बहा, गर्दन टूटी; सुवेंदु बोले- CBI जांच हो

On Saturday, nurses protested in Kolkata demanding justice in the rape and murder case of a trainee doctor.

The dead body of a post-graduate trainee female doctor was found in a government hospital (RG Kar Medical College) in Kolkata on Friday. Initial investigation has revealed that the trainee doctor was raped and then murdered.

According to the 4-page autopsy report, the woman was bleeding from her eyes, mouth and private parts. She also had injuries on her stomach, left leg, neck, right hand, ring finger and lips.

According to Kolkata Police, this is not a case of suicide. The murder took place after rape. The neck bone of the trainee doctor was also found broken. It seems that she was strangulated to death.

Kolkata Police has registered a murder case and formed a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to investigate the matter. Police has also arrested a man named Sanjay on the basis of suspicious activities.

After the incident, medical students, BJP, Congress and Left parties protested outside the hospital demanding action. Meanwhile, West Bengal BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari has demanded a CBI inquiry into the matter.

Father’s allegation – daughter was raped and then murdered
The trainee doctor was a PG student of Chest Medicine Department. She was on duty on Thursday night (8 August). The father alleges that his daughter was raped and then murdered at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital. Now efforts are being made to hide the truth.

Medical college accepted that this is not a natural death
RG Kar Medical College Principal Dr. Sandin Ghosh said – Only after the postmortem report will we know what happened to the woman. We are taking all necessary steps for investigation. Meanwhile, Medical College Director Dr. Kaustav Nayak said that it is not a natural death. The detailed report will come within 1-2 days.

The police officer said that the body of the trainee doctor was recovered by his colleagues from the seminar hall of the emergency building. We are talking to doctors, nurses and others who were on duty that night.

Medical students are protesting in the case of rape and murder of a trainee doctor.

Amit Malviya accused Mamata government of suppressing the matter
BJP IT cell chief and West Bengal BJP co-in-charge Amit Malviya has accused the Mamata Banerjee government of suppressing the case. He said that a woman doctor was raped and murdered in the hospital premises.

Mamata Banerjee government is using Kolkata Police to suppress the case, while hospital officials have confirmed the injury marks. How long will Bengal turn a blind eye to crimes against women? Meanwhile, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee spoke to the parents of the deceased woman over the phone. She assured them of appropriate action against the culprits.

Opposition parties support nurses’ protest

Congress workers demonstrated on Saturday demanding a fair investigation into the matter.

Nurses protested in Kolkata on Saturday demanding speedy justice in the trainee doctor rape-murder case. Congress workers also joined the protest. Congress leader said- Congress should also be represented in the investigation committee of the case so that fair justice is done. At the same time, left parties SFI and DYFI will block the roads in entire West Bengal in protest against the case.

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