HC allows sit-in to seek justice for RG Kar victim

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Kolkata, Updated At : 04:15 AM Dec 21, 2024 IST

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The Calcutta High Court on Friday allowed an organisation of doctors to hold a demonstration from December 20 to 26 to press for speedy justice for the RG Kar Medical College and Hospital medic, who was allegedly raped and murdered in August.

The court, however, directed the Joint Forum of Doctors to hold the protest programme at a place, 50 feet away from Dorina crossing at Esplanade in central Kolkata, as that would cause traffic snarls in the busy area.

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