Amid ongoing protests over the alleged rape and homicide of a trainee physician in R G Kar Medical School and Hospital of West Bengal, Asha Devi, the mom of Nirbhaya, the sufferer of the 2012 Delhi gang rape case, referred to as for the resignation of West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Saturday, accusing her of failing to handle the scenario.
Asha, criticised Mamata Banerjee for allegedly making an attempt to divert public consideration by main protests as an alternative of utilizing her authority to take motion towards the culprits. “As an alternative of utilizing her authority to take motion towards the culprits, Mamata Banerjee is making an attempt to mislead the general public,” she mentioned, as quoted by information company PTI.
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“Mamata Banerjee is protesting to divert folks’s consideration from this difficulty. She herself is a girl. She ought to have taken strict motion towards the culprits whereas discharging her accountability as the top of the state. She ought to resign as a result of she has did not deal with the scenario,” she added.
West Bengal CM Mamata staged a protest rally from Moulali to Dorina Crossing in Kolkata on Friday demanding justice for the girl physician. She has additionally demanded to hold the culprits.
Heinous Crime Will Proceed Till Centre And States Get Critical: Nirbhaya’s Mom
Asha Devi famous that such heinous crimes will proceed to happen in several elements of the nation day by day till central and state governments do not get critical about looking for swift punishment from the court docket for rapists. “When women will not be secure in Kolkata’s medical faculty and such barbarity is dedicated towards them, then one can perceive the state of girls’s security within the nation,” she additionally mentioned, PTI reported.
The 31-year-old postgraduate trainee physician was allegedly raped and murdered when she was on her responsibility at R G Kar Medical School and Hospital in Kolkata on August 9. College students from her faculty and docs throughout the nation are protesting to hunt justice for her.
A day after she was allegedly raped and killed, West Bengal Police arrested one individual in reference to the crime. Nonetheless, citing flaws within the police investigation, the Calcutta Excessive Court docket later transferred the case to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI).