Will hand over probe to CBI if police fail to solve case by Sunday: Mamata Banerjee
North News
New Delhi, August 12
In a shocking case that has gripped Kolkata, a civic volunteer has been arrested for the rape and murder of a doctor within a hospital’s seminar hall. According to the police, after committing the heinous act, the accused returned to his residence, slept through the night, and attempted to destroy evidence by washing his clothes the next morning. According to the news outlet The Hindu, investigators found bloodstains on his shoes, which led to his arrest. The tragic incident has ignited widespread protests by junior doctors across West Bengal, demanding immediate justice and stricter safety measures within hospital premises.
Meanwhile, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday said her government will hand over the RG Kar hospital doctor murder probe to the CBI if the police are unable to solve the case by Sunday. Mamata Banerjee has vowed to pursue the death penalty for the perpetrator, underscoring the severity of the crime. The police, led by City Police Commissioner Vineet Goyal, has assured the public of a transparent investigation, urging against the spread of rumours. Through the context of The Hindu, the investigation continues, the medical community remains on edge, with hospital services disrupted due to ongoing protests. The case has raised significant concerns about the safety of healthcare professionals, especially during late hours, and has intensified calls for stronger protective measures in hospitals.
