Supreme Court Delves into Kolkata Shocking Rape-Murder Case of Doctor

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Supreme Court Delves into Kolkata Shocking Rape-Murder Case of Doctor

The Supreme Court, demonstrating its unwavering commitment to justice, is set to hear a crucial case today concerning the tragic rape and murder of a trainee doctor at Kolkata’s RG Kar Medical College Hospital. A bench led by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud, alongside Justices JB Pardiwala and Manoj Misra, will discuss this sensitive matter.

During the previous hearing on September 30, the junior doctors’ association informed the Court that they were fulfilling all essential medical duties despite ongoing protests. The Court had previously ordered the striking doctors to return to work, underscoring the situation’s urgency.

RG Kar Medical College

The Court, with a vigilant eye, is closely monitoring the investigation led by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). Recently, the CBI reported that a chargesheet has been filed against one of the accused in this shocking case. Questions have arisen regarding the West Bengal government’s legal authority to recruit civic volunteers in the police force, prompting further scrutiny from the Supreme Court.

Concerns about doctors’ safety have yet to progress significantly, with the Court setting a three-week deadline for action. Chief Justice Chandrachud said the Court would revisit this issue after the Diwali break.

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Senior Advocate Mahesh Jethmalani raised concerns regarding a High Court request for clarification on disclosing the victim’s identity. The Chief Justice reiterated that this was outside the scope of the current case, suggesting that any relief should be pursued through the appropriate legal channels.

Advocate Jaisingh highlighted troubling dynamics within RG Kar, noting that student elections have not occurred since 2022, leading to favoritism with politically appointed individuals. He expressed grave concern for the health of the eight doctors on hunger strike, emphasizing the importance of ending it for their well-being.

As the Court deliberates, the chilling details of the case linger in the air, reminding everyone of the pressing need for justice and reform in the face of such a heinous crime. The accused, who allegedly had police protection, further complicates the narrative, raising questions about accountability within law enforcement. The Chief Justice underscored the Court’s determination to address the underlying issues that led to this tragedy, particularly the need to ensure that civic volunteers are not stationed in sensitive environments like hospitals or crime investigation units.

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