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Junior doctors in West Bengal are on their 10th day of hunger strike, with one medic hospitalized due to severe illness. They demand justice related to a recent crime, the removal of the Health Secretary, improved hospital security, and better facilities. Authorities are urging them to end the strike amid healthcare service concerns.
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Today, On 8th October, 50 senior doctors from RG Kar Hospital in Kolkata resigned in solidarity with junior doctors protesting for justice and safety following a rape and murder case. The junior doctors are on an indefinite hunger strike, prompting the seniors to demand government dialogue and address deteriorating health conditions among the strikers.
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Yesterday, On 29th September, junior doctors in West Bengal will decide on resuming their ‘cease work’ protest following a Supreme Court hearing about their safety concerns after recent assaults on medical staff. They demand action from the state government, claiming it has failed to ensure their security, ultimately disrupting medical services.
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Today, On 10th September, Protesting junior doctors in India continue their strike despite a Supreme Court order to return to work, following the Kolkata rape-murder case. They demand justice and the removal of key officials. The case has led to nationwide outrage and protests, prompting calls for improved safety measures and stricter laws in medical facilities.