KOLKATA: The junior doctors, protesting the rape-and-murder of their colleague at the RG Kar hospital, ended their cease-work but announced an indefinite fast, citing non-fulfilment of their demands by the West Bengal government despite the 24-hour deadline they set.

West Bengal junior doctors protesting the RG Kar rape and murder case announced a fast unto death as the government has not fulfilled their demands. The Supreme Court requested a report on safety and other issues related to the case and enquired about the measures taken by the West Bengal government like the installation of CCTV cameras.

Junior doctors in Kolkata initiated an indefinite hunger strike after a 24-hour deadline passed without their 10-point demands being met by the Bengal government. Six doctors, including three women, from multiple medical institutions are participating.

Junior doctors in West Bengal continued their sit-in protest, alleging police baton charge during a rally seeking justice for a deceased colleague. Despite calling off their 'total cease work', they demand an apology and have threatened a hunger strike if their demands are unmet within 24 hours.

Against the police atrocities, wherein, the police baton-charged a few students during a rally, the protesting junior doctors continued their sit-in protests though they had called off the cease work.

Agitating junior doctors in West Bengal continued their sit-in on Saturday in central Kolkata, alleging that the police baton-charged a few of them during a rally.

Agitating junior doctors in Kolkata continue sit-in after calling off cease work, threatened to launch a hunger strike