Another doc body joins RG Kar stir, to support WBJDF
Kolkata: The Progressive Junior Doctors' association (PJDA), a pro-Trinamool organisation announced on Tuesday, said they would lend moral support to the movement by West Bengal Junior Doctors' Front (WBJDF) and demand justice jointly for Abhaya.The PJDA representatives also echoed the front's allegation that the West Bengal Junior Doctors' Association (WBJDA) that came into being last Saturday was formed with those accused of threat culture at govt medical colleges. The PJDA is mentored by TMC leaders Santanu Sen and Nirmal Maji, according to its representatives.Rajib Biswas, state president of PJDA and a junior doctor of Diamond Harbour Medical College, said, "From the very first day, we are supporting the movement by junior doctors. We have distanced ourselves from the front because an opposition party is using the movement for their own interests. We condemn the way some junior doctors have been trying to malign the image of health department. Despite some differences, we are supporting the movement by the front, and if they call us to walk with them in protest, we will do so."A WBJDF functionary said, "If they support our movement, why are they not with us demanding justice together?"But Biswas refuted the juniors' allegation that the evidence of the crime was wiped out during the vandalism at RG Kar on Aug 14 night. "The probe agency will find it out, and hitherto, this allegation is baseless." He added, "When the front members were at the dharna manch and on hunger strike, we gave deputations to Swasthya Bhavan. We have been part of the movement from the beginning."PJDA secretary general, Rituparna Koyal, a doctor of SSKM, said, "The gang of Sandip Ghosh, that's accused of threatening doctors has formed the association." Shreesh Chakraborty, convener of WBJDA, said, "The front has fielded the PJDA to spread canards about us."
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Manoj Suresh
46 days ago
Who in their individual or collective wisdom has ever opined that there would be no justice for the victim in question. The very body of agitating trainees wanted the CBI to investigate the crime, and now the same body of indoctrinated ignoramuses is protesting against the incompetence of the CBI and are demanding a swift verdict which by itself is a violation of the due process of law. What degree of fulminant conceit must have become embedded in their brains for them to behave thus. What must be the degree of impertinence that has made these upstarts think they can usurp power over the course of law. It is as if all established institutions are corrupt to the extent that requires their exclusive intervention to set matters right. And now, these pampered pranksters are demanding the likes of a kangaroo court to force a verdict that they want on their exclusive terms. This is nothing but sheer anarchy being steered by incongruent public sentiment. These thugs have committed crimes against humanity by striking work in the first place, which incidentalky, they are bound by their pledge to uphold and protect, but they are being sadly allowed to commit these crimes. This is an abomination.Read allPost comment
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