Draupadi's Cry in Kaliyug: Echoes of Injustice - Page 6

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Posted: 1 months ago
#52

Originally posted by: Viswasruti

Normally, I never prefer to press red face, but sorry, dear, it is not against you. It is against the system, against those who interviewed those boys and girls, against those who projected it as if the girls wanted it. What is going on in this country/ world???smiley19smiley19 Who is that irresponsible person who made this and added it as a YouTube video? Expecting likes and appreciation???

This shows how pathetic our society is in these days and how sick these minds aresmiley19


I think they did well by adding this video.


I would not have known this kind of teaching children are receiving somewhere in our country, the country where Maa Bhawani is prayed to in most households.


This just sucks.

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Posted: 1 months ago
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😶😶😶I saw this one in news as well, I just don't know how to react anymore

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Posted: 1 months ago
#54

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C-5loRfoAz9/?igsh=MW1icXZldmQ2MHo5ag==


This is what she is telling, "The victim should be hanged"!! Afterwards realising that, she corrected and telling that sorry, its slip of tongue.

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Posted: 1 months ago
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21 lawyers fighting against that poor Dr who was brutally raped & murdered in RG Kar Hospital.

Shameful

Even more shameful to see women lawyers on the list


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Posted: 1 months ago
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There are statutory Government law officers ( Attorney General, Solicitor General, panel lawyers) to fight cases for the Bengal government. Paid from people’s money

In spite of this the Bengal government is employing a whole battalion of private lawyers led by Kapil Sibal ( who charges between 8 and 16 lakhs per appearance) to fight its case in the Supreme Court ...again paid by taxpayers

The state government offered 10 lakhs ( ? One appearance fee by Mr Sibal; one third the value of 3 years of service) as compensation for a daughter who was horrendously raped and murdered due to failure of the state in one of its basic duties - providing security to its law abiding citizens

..... and they are asking why people are protesting

Court is requesting protesting doctors to get back to work.

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Posted: 1 months ago
#57

Originally posted by: Swetha-Sai

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21 lawyers fighting against that poor Dr who was brutally raped & murdered in RG Kar Hospital.

Shameful

Even more shameful to see women lawyers on the list



Money can buy anything , even your morals. Hence proved

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Posted: 1 months ago
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Originally posted by: Swetha-Sai

There are statutory Government law officers ( Attorney General, Solicitor General, panel lawyers) to fight cases for the Bengal government. Paid from people’s money

In spite of this the Bengal government is employing a whole battalion of private lawyers led by Kapil Sibal ( who charges between 8 and 16 lakhs per appearance) to fight its case in the Supreme Court ...again paid by taxpayers

The state government offered 10 lakhs ( ? One appearance fee by Mr Sibal; one third the value of 3 years of service) as compensation for a daughter who was horrendously raped and murdered due to failure of the state in one of its basic duties - providing security to its law abiding citizens

..... and they are asking why people are protesting

Court is requesting protesting doctors to get back to work.

@Bold : They believed that after a few days, weeks, or even months of protests, the public would eventually move on, which is why they could commit such a heinous crime, especially because the victim was a woman.

I seriously doubt whether the real culprits behind the RG Kar case will ever be punished, particularly since they've already managed to eliminate much of the evidence. In the Nirbhaya case, the perpetrators were caught within days and eventually hanged—but only after an agonizing eight-year wait, despite the presence of witnesses. Yet here, the culprits remain free, likely blending into the very rallies that occur daily across Kolkata, unnoticed and unpunished.

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Posted: 1 months ago
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I'm sorry to break the flow of discussion but were Moumita's boyfriend and friends even questioned? No statements are out yet?! Also mob of 7000 attacked the protestors(?) Aisa kaunsa itna powerful insan hai yeh principal ki they're protecting him? Why is CBI speaking in maybes? Are they also under TMC pressure? A girl is r*ped at a govt facility and it takes so many days to even convict those men?

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CBI links bribery, illegal medicine racket to junior doctor's murder at RG Kar Medical College

Sources within the CBI suggest that the victim, who had protested against these malpractices at various forums, may have been targeted in connection with her subsequent rape and murder.

AMC Junior Doctors Stage a protest on Sunday condemning the brutal rape and murder of a postgraduate trainee at Kolkata.

AMC Junior Doctors Stage a protest on Sunday condemning the brutal rape and murder of a postgraduate trainee at Kolkata. (Photo | G Satyanarayana, EPS)

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Updated on: 20 Aug 2024, 12:52 am

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KOLKATA: The CBI has uncovered a massive racket involving bribes for transfer postings and an illegal medical syndicate operating at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital, where a 31-year-old junior doctor was raped and murdered on August 9.

The investigation has revealed that this alleged racket has been active for years and extends to other state-run medical colleges.

The CBI has found that medicines worth crores of rupees, purchased by the state government, were diverted to private medical stores through this illicit network.

Sources within the CBI suggest that the victim, who had protested against these malpractices at various forums, may have been targeted in connection with her subsequent rape and murder.

The investigation has also hinted at involvement of senior state government officials in the scandal.

The CBI is actively seeking other doctors and individuals implicated in the scam.

A senior CBI officer said, "We have come to know that a racket of doctors and the administration was involved in the transfer posting system of doctors in lieu of money. Those doctors who want to be transferred to medical colleges of their own choice were asked to shell out around Rs 20- Rs 30 lakh and needed to provide it to the racketeers to get themselves posted in those colleges. This has irked the victim greatly and she protested vehemently against this illegal system in various forums."

AMC Junior Doctors Stage a protest on Sunday condemning the brutal rape and murder of a postgraduate trainee at Kolkata.

Meanwhile, questions have been raised as to why CBI has not yet arrested any personin connection with the case.


Earlier in the day, CBI questioned RG Kar's former principal Dr. Sandip Ghosh for the fourth consecutive day. Dr Ghosh was removed from the post of principal of the Medical College after the doctors' protest pleading investigation on the young doctor's rape and murder.


Ghosh was asked to specify his role after getting the news of the death of the doctor, who he had contacted and why he made the parents wait for nearly three hours, he said.


The ex-principal was also questioned who had ordered the renovation of the rooms near the seminar hall at the emergency building of the hospital after the incident.


Ghosh has been questioned for several hours in the last three days by the CBI officers.


The officers of the central probe agency were also checking his mobile phone calls as well as his WhatsApp chat list.


Amid the mounting outrage over the case, the Supreme Court has taken suo motu cognisance on August 18 and will likely take it up for hearing on Tuesday.




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Posted: 1 months ago
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Originally posted by: Sanskruthi

I'm sorry to break the flow of discussion but were Moumita's boyfriend and friends even questioned? No statements are out yet?! Also mob of 7000 attacked the protestors(?) Aisa kaunsa itna powerful insan hai yeh principal ki they're protecting him? Why is CBI speaking in maybes? Are they also under TMC pressure? A girl is r*ped at a govt facility and it takes so many days to even convict those men?

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Exactly 💯 this post , couldn’t quote the whole post due to site limitations but the whole post was important. This is the real thing which should be circulated rather than irrelevant slogans and baseless arguments regarding women rights.

We happened to meet a lady somewhere who belongs to bengal , and she said the same thing. Moumita was most probably a witness or a protestor against these rackets and illegal things in which influential people especially Bengal government officials were involved themselves. That's why these people targeted her.

Offcourse this crime has multiple people involved in it.

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