100th Day of RG Kar Medical Faculty Rape-Murder Incident: Protests and Justice Watch | Kolkata News

Kolkata: From mass gatherings and protest rallies to candlelight vigils, various events marked 100 days since the rape murder of 31-year-old chest medicine specialist PGT in London. RG Kar Faculty of Medicine and Hospital, with different organizations continuing to demand justice. PGT was found raped and murdered on the morning of August 9.
West Bengal Young Doctors Front (WBJDF), at the forefront of the justice movement, held a protest meeting at the Shyambazar five-point crossing point on Sunday night. Some of its members had gone on hunger strike in October to highlight their demands for ‘justice for Abhaya’ and reforms in the health sector.
“Even on the 100th day, the CBI has submitted an indictment full of loopholes that raises more questions than answers. We are disappointed and disappointed with the incompetence displayed by the country’s top investigation agency. We are angry with the state’s inconclusive meetings and indifference. WBJDF, on its social media account, called on citizens to attend the protest meeting He shared a post.
A bike rally of about 25 km, attended by 100 people from the late PGT’s residence in Sodepur, crossing cross-sections like Madhyamgram Road, Sodepur Station Road, BT Road, Rathtala More, Dunlop More, Topin Road More, Sinthi More and Chiria More. , and ended up in Shyambazar. 100 candles were lit in protest at Amarabati More and Abhaya’s parents attended the event there.
At an event organized by the Committee for the Protection of Educational Rights together with several other organizations, 100 candles were lit at the Dorina crossing point in the evening and the road was closed for 100 minutes to remind everyone that justice awaits even 100 days after this disgusting incident. crime.
A protest play was held near Ruby More on Sunday, ‘Sattadhik Konthe Pratibad’ by Women’s Safety Society near Salt Lake City Centre, and similar protest events were held in Moulali and Gariahat. The organizations participating in these programs said that they will plan other activities to be held regularly until justice is provided to the raped and murdered assistant doctor.