India News | RG Kar Case: Medicos Stage Protest, Accuse CBI of Delaying Probe

Kolkata, Dec 24 (PTI) Agitating junior doctors on Tuesday staged a protest outside the CBI's Salt Lake office here, accusing the agency of unnecessary delay in investigating the RG Kar case and collusion with the Kolkata Police to protect the criminals.

As part of their protest, the junior doctors symbolically locked the gate of the CBI office at the CGO Complex, demanding that the agency expedite the probe.

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A confrontation took place when security personnel removed the symbolic lock from the gate, leading to a scuffle between the doctors and policemen deployed at the spot.

One of the protesting doctors expressed his frustration, saying, "We are losing hope in the way the CBI is handling the investigation. If this continues, it would be better if they shut down their office in Kolkata."

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Another doctor added, "Even after so many days, our sister Abhaya has not received justice. The CBI detectives are working with Kolkata Police to protect the perpetrators. We don't want CBI."

Meanwhile, representatives from the Abhaya Mancha and the Joint Platform of Doctors continued their protest at Dorina Crossing in central Kolkata's Esplanade area, demanding justice for the deceased doctor.

The Calcutta High Court on Monday upheld a December 20 order allowing doctors to hold demonstrations.

The state had challenged the single bench order by Justice Tirthankar Ghosh, which permitted the Joint Forum of Doctors to stage a sit-in "50 feet away from Dorina Crossing at Esplanade in central Kolkata from December 20-26."

Police had discovered the body of the woman doctor inside RG Kar hospital on August 9.

The CBI has since filed a charge-sheet against the prime accused, Sanjay Roy, for the rape-murder of the on-duty doctor.

According to the charge-sheet, Roy, a civic volunteer with the local police, allegedly committed the crime when the victim was resting in the hospital's seminar room during a break.

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