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In response to the horrific r-ape and m-urder of a trainee doctor at RG Kar Medical College in Kolkata, doctors and medical organizations across India have rallied in protest. The incident has ignited a wave of solidarity demonstrations as medical professionals demand justice for the victim.    #KolkataDoctorCase #MamataBanerjee #MamataBanerjeeHoldRally #MamataBanerjeeHoldsProtest #MamataBanerjeeKolkataDoctorCase #DeathPenalty #JusticeForVictim #Protest #KolkataNews #WomenSafety #R-apeAndM-urder #CriminalJustice #PublicOutrage #CalcuttaHighCourt #CBIInvestigation #TMCProtest #WestBengal #CrimeNews                 ~HT.97~PR.152~ED.102~

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00:00We want justice!

00:071, 2, 3, 4! Stop this torture!

00:11We want justice!

00:23Stop this torture!

00:251, 2, 3, 4!

00:30Stop this torture!

00:35We want justice!

00:42Stop this torture!

00:441, 2, 3, 4!

01:001, 2, 3, 4!

01:02Stop this torture!

01:041, 2, 3, 4!

01:06Stop this torture!

01:081, 2, 3, 4!

01:10Stop this torture!

01:121, 2, 3, 4!

01:14Stop this torture!

01:161, 2, 3, 4!

01:181, 2, 3, 4!

01:20I am from Kolkata myself. My hometown is Kolkata and I have done my MBBS from Siliguri.

01:28So the situation as of now, like I have been speaking to my friends regarding the mob attack.

01:34The mobs have been attacking hostels and the main intention was to destroy the evidence

01:41because they know the gravity of the situation and they know that we are united all across the country

01:48and they are trying their full fledge to stop that, to scare our fellow colleagues in Bengal.

01:55Our friends and colleagues are saying that they are spending sleepless nights, scared

02:00because even they don't know what's going to happen next.

02:03So this is a fight which we all are into. It will not end in one day or two days or three days.

02:11We will be continuing this strike. If needed, we will be escalating even more

02:16because Gandhi Medical College stands with RJKAR, Hyderabad stands with Bengal

02:22and we will continue this till justice is served.

02:52No justice! No justice!

02:57We all know what's going on in RJKAR Medical College.

03:01We all know that justice is something which cannot be satisfied if it is not met properly.

03:07You know that photos are being erupted from the videos in which all the evidence is being destroyed.

03:12As doctors, we have only one demand. Please provide justice.

03:15This is our biggest demand and the second one is to take workplace safety very seriously.

03:20Because if doctors are not safe in their workplaces, they cannot provide the care and treatment that they want.

03:25On one hand, the government is saying, raise your daughter, save your daughter.

03:28Is it responsible that doctors are not safe, girls are not safe?

03:31I can ask this question to all of you.

03:33No, the government is saying it.

03:35On one hand, the government is giving big messages like raise your daughter, save your daughter.

03:39On the other hand, the girls are not safe, they are being raped.

03:42There is no result yet.

03:44What do you think is responsible?

03:46I think everyone is responsible for this.

03:48If you look at it, everyone is responsible for this.

03:51Just by pinpointing the administration or the government, no change will come.

03:54Everyone will have to stand united.

03:56What should be done? What should the government do?

03:58Increase security.

04:00For example, if there is an entry-exit point of a hospital, there should always be security guards.

04:05Second thing, I think CCTV surveillance is very important.

04:08It is not only necessary to have cameras, but it should also be functional or not.

04:13There should be complaint boxes so that doctors can file their complaints.

04:18The biggest fear for a girl is that the society will judge her.

04:21If she cannot come forward and raise her voice, then what is the use of justice?

04:24So our main demand is that we should be provided with the voice through which we can put our requirements in front of them.

04:32No unity, no safety.

04:39We want justice!

05:03The Indian army or the people who work day and night should come and support our civil society.

05:13They should be angry that there is a heinous crime being committed against the people of the country.

05:25This should be punished immediately.

05:29We will not back up health institutions until there is protection.

05:35The mother is not feeling safe.

05:38Why should someone keep their child in this country?

05:41Why should someone bring the Central Protection Act?

05:46At least, a protection is being ensured for doctors.

05:51At the same time, there should be security cameras so that doctors can feel safe.

06:04One, two, three, four! Stop this injustice!

06:10People often ask us why we are protesting.

06:25I would like to share my personal opinion with you.

06:28This whole process started when I was born.

06:32When I was born or when the child was born.

06:34At that point, the parents saw a dream that they would make their daughter a doctor.

06:38When the daughter was 14-15 years old, she saw a dream that she would become a doctor.

06:43After that, she worked hard day and night.

06:46She graduated from UG NEET.

06:48After graduating from UG NEET, she worked hard for 5.5 years and became a doctor.

06:52After becoming a doctor, she pursued MD.

06:55She gave her PG NEET exam.

06:57She worked hard day and night.

06:59After spending 10 years of her life in the medical field,

07:02she took a 36-hour shift and went to her room to rest.

07:09This is the same scenario with me.

07:13We also take 36-hour shifts.

07:15My residents also take 36-hour shifts.

07:17Everyone asks for rest.

07:19You also ask for rest.

07:20Every person needs rest.

07:21It was her fault that she gave 10 years of her life to the medical field.

07:25After 36 hours of duty, she went to her seminar room.

07:28She was raped and murdered there.

07:31She was raped and murdered.

07:33That is not acceptable.

07:35Criminal justice and criminal actions are being suppressed.

07:40Evidences are being vandalized so that it is not established that it was gang rape.

07:44Allegedly, it was gang rape and murder.

07:49The government was telling her parents that it was a suicide.

07:53But actually, it was nothing like that.

07:55Why is this being done?

07:57Our main question is that our fight is not with any government.

08:00It is not with any administrator.

08:02It is not with any specific government.

08:30We want justice.

08:32We want justice.

08:42We want justice.

08:44We want justice.

08:46We want justice.

08:48We want justice.

08:50We want justice.

08:52We want justice.

08:54We want justice.

08:56Our voice.

08:58Our pen.

09:00Our voice.

09:02Our pen.

09:04Our voice.

09:06Our pen.

09:08Our voice.

09:10We want justice.

09:12We want justice.

09:14We want justice.

09:16Our fight is only with the law.

09:18The law does not provide us with enough protection.

09:21As a doctor, as a sister, as any woman who is a victim of rape,

09:28this law provides us with this guarantee.

09:30This is the same law that came into force in the 1860s when IPC came into force.

09:34The same law that the Britishers used to enforce us is still in force.

09:39The same law that the Britishers are enforcing on us,

09:42our elected representatives are enforcing on us.

09:44This law is being misused.

09:46You can see a direct example of this.

09:48You can see the peaceful protests that took place in Kolkata the day before yesterday.

09:53All of them, including Dr. Superman,

09:55a mob of 2,000 people, started breaking things, setting fires,

09:58and started tampering with evidence.

10:00What else can I tell you?

10:02You can see how the law is being used against us.

10:04The law is not able to do anything.

10:06The police come and give statements.

10:08What has happened?

10:10Look, the law belongs to the experts, the lawmakers.

10:15We demand that there should be a law that acts as a deterrent.

10:20No one should have the courage.

10:22Why is the number of rapes in Saudi Arabia so low?

10:25Why is it so low in those countries?

10:27They are straight forward.

10:29They are publicly decapitated.

10:31If anyone has the courage to rape, even if they think about it.

10:33We have such a law that we cannot take the name of the rapist,

10:36sorry, we can take the name of the rapist,

10:38but we cannot take the name of the person who was raped.

10:40This is such a law.

10:42I don't know what is happening here.

10:45Our OPDs will be closed today.

10:47Our emergency services are only running.

10:49Let's see how long this will continue.

10:51But until our demands are met, we will sit here.

11:14No safety, no duty.

11:19We want justice.

11:32Safety is our right.

11:38We want justice.

11:49If you touch our lives,

11:57protect them.

12:05If you touch our lives,

12:12protect them.

12:17Strike on, strike on.

12:22We want justice.

12:25We want justice.

12:33Strike on, strike on.

12:36Doctor, strike on.

12:39We want justice.

12:54Safety is our right.

13:03We want justice.

13:15We want justice.

13:32Stop this torture.

13:45We want justice.

13:59We want justice.

14:11We want justice.

14:13Hang the rapist.

14:15We want justice.

14:16Hang the rapist.

14:18We want justice.

14:20Hang the rapist.

14:24You know, see a poor girl,

14:26a poor girl who was on duty

14:28to save the human lives

14:30was tragically raped by multiple persons.

14:34We don't even know the number.

14:35And murdered.

14:36And why this happened?

14:38Probably she was not in a safe place.

14:41That's why we say that

14:42actually we spend most of the time in home.

14:45Actually hospitals, for all doctors,

14:48hospitals are our home

14:49because our home is only our second home.

14:51Hospital is our primary home.

14:52But even in that home,

14:54a poor girl on duty was raped and murdered.

14:56That indicates that

14:58our life is not safe in hospital.

15:02No safety, no duty.

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