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Almost 70 hours has passed. When India is all decked up to celebrate Goddess Durga, West Bengal Junior doctors are unable to forget their Goddess who lost her life in horrific rape and murder. The doctors protest this heinous crime by going for an indefinite hunger strike till death.... show more

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Chirpy1 year ago

What nonsense ! Why u ppl r tagging a crime with our Devi and our poojas? Cant u have enough conviction to protest on it's own merit without dragging, demeaning , distorting our Dharma ? And pls tell me why other docs were so far silent on corruption,enabling this henious crime?

Dr(Major) Rajesh Kar1 year ago

Ma Durga bless them... Gives them strength 🙏 They r in the prayers of all People of Bengal 🙏 They will win They f the fighter

sudipta Das1 year ago

Sob thik cholchilo... sudhu CBIjol dhele dilo natok e 😭😭😭😭

dragon1 year ago

What you want now? CBI is investigating. It take time. You want that arrest some random people from street and encounter them for the justice....

Sanya goyal1 year ago

@PMOIndia 🙏

Samrat Bose | সম্রাট বোস1 year ago

যারা অনশন করছে তারা সবাই বাঙালি বলেই তো জানি। জায়গাটাও পশ্চিমবঙ্গ। বাংলায় দেশাত্মবোধক গানের কি অভাব আছে।

Dr. Anusmita Mukherjee1 year ago

With due respect, apnader moto bhabna chinta rakha non inclusive manusder jonnei Banglar baire Banglar naam bodnaam. Banglar shob jinis je Bangali tei hote hobe tar kono maane nei. Kindly be more broadminded. God bless. 🙏🏻

sabarinadh M 🇮🇳1 year ago

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#WATCH | Kolkata, West Bengal: People part of various groups came out in support of the junior doctors who are on infinite hunger strike over the RG Kar Medical College and Hospital rape and murder case (20/10)

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14,517 views • 1 month ago