West Bengal's junior doctors have resumed their indefinite strike demanding safety at medical establishments. The protest follows the rape and murder of a trainee doctor and insufficient security measures.

Bengal junior doctors resume an indefinite strike, demanding safety and security after the rape and murder of a colleague, citing state government inaction.

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Junior doctors in West Bengal have resumed an indefinite strike over safety concerns, following the rape and murder of a colleague. The protest, lasti

Junior doctors in West Bengal resumed their total 'cease work' on Tuesday, pressing the Mamata Banerjee government to meet their demands for improved safety and security at medical establishments, as reported by PTI.

The junior doctors had on September 21 rejoined their duties partially at government hospitals after a 42-day protest.

The junior doctors restarted the strike after an eight-hour meeting, outlining 10 key demands, including better hospital security and improved health infrastructure

We do not see any positive approach from the state government to fulfil our demands for safety and security, says a junior doctors

Protesting junior doctors across West Bengal have resumed their strike, saying that unless they see action from the Mamata Banerjee government on their demands, the strike will continue.

On September 21, the junior doctors rejoined their duties partially at government hospitals following a 42-day-long protest. However, they are again ceasing work.

Junior doctors in West Bengal resumed total ‘cease work’ demanding the state government to ensure safety and security for them at hospitals.