‘Sir, what will I do with the money’, the trainee doctor’s father expressed his pain, said- no compensation, give justice

In the rape and murder case of a trainee doctor in Kolkata’s RG Kar Hospital, the Calcutta High Court has given a befitting reply to the Mamata government. The High Court said that when the police is not able to protect itself, how will the doctors be safe. Also, the High Court has given a strict order that the pictures of the trainee female doctor cannot be shared. Meanwhile, the victim’s father has refused to take compensation. He has only demanded justice. Let us tell you that there is an uproar in the whole country over the rape-murder of the 31-year-old trainee doctor.

According to the Indian Express report, the deceased doctor’s father said, “Sir, we don’t want compensation. Why should we take money, what will we do with it? We have refused the compensation and we will not take any compensation in future also. If I accept money for my daughter’s death, it will hurt her. We want justice.” On Thursday, the CBI recorded the statements of the parents and also took a hand diary of the victim with them. The body of the trainee doctor was found in RG Kar Hospital last Friday. The postmortem report revealed that she was raped before being murdered.

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Earlier on Friday, the Calcutta High Court took cognizance of the email in the RG Kar Hospital vandalism case and said that the mob violence in RG Kar Medical College and Hospital is a complete failure of the government machinery in West Bengal. The court directed the police and hospital administration to file an affidavit on the incident. The bench headed by Chief Justice T S Sivagnanam said that it is difficult to believe that the police was not aware of the gathering of 7,000 people in the hospital. In fact, Mamata government’s lawyer had told the court that such a large crowd had gathered in the hospital in the early hours of Thursday.

The High Court directed the police and the hospital administrator to file two separate affidavits. In this, all the facts and the truth of all the related cases will have to be told on the next hearing date of August 21. The bench, also comprising Justice Hiranmay Bhattacharya, said that the police should keep on record the entire sequence of events, which led to the vandalism in the hospital. The court also directed the CBI investigation team to file an interim report on the progress of its investigation into the alleged rape and murder of a female doctor in the seminar hall of the hospital on August 9. After this incident, junior doctors in government hospitals of the state had stopped working.

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