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Kolkata Murder Case: On the night of Wednesday, 14th August, women, girls and common people once again came out on the streets in all the districts of Bengal including the capital Kolkata and demanded justice against the rape and murder of a female trainee doctor. Government RG Kar Hospital in Kolkata. People of all ages participated in this protest. The program was named- 'Occupy the night again'.
Along with this, on the call of the protesting junior doctors, people in Kolkata and districts also protested the incident by switching off the lights of their houses for an hour from 9 to 10 pm on Wednesday night. Due to which most of the areas of Kolkata and other cities were seen immersed in darkness. People protested by switching off the lights and lighting candles.
During this time Raising slogans regarding RG Tax incident The lights of Kolkata's historic Victoria Memorial were also switched off. Governor CV Anand Bose also supported the protest by switching off the lights of Raj Bhavan. A large number of people gathered in front of Victoria, lit candles and raised slogans over the incident.
A large number of candle and torch rallies were also taken out in Kolkata and districts from evening to late night. People were seen gathering at various squares and roads and waving placards with slogans like Justice for RG Kar, Justice for Abhaya. People were very angry.
Earlier, on the midnight of 14 August, women came out on the streets in many cities of the country including Kolkata and demanded justice for this incident. On that day, people came out on the streets across the country on the call made on the internet media by Rimzim Sinha, a former student of Presidency University, Kolkata.
People from nine countries including America and Britain will take to the streets
On September 8, people will come out on the streets in nine countries including America and Britain and form a human chain demanding justice for the dead doctor. People from the Bengali community living abroad will especially take part in this.