"They don't want the case to be resolved" TMC leader Kunal Gosh as junior doctor protest continues

Kolkata (West-Bengal) [India] October 14 : As the junior doctor's protest continues, demanding justice in the RG Kar rape-murder case, Trinamool Congress leader Kunal Ghosh on Monday said that junior doctor don't want the case to be resolved.
TMC leader Kunal Gosh accused junior doctors of "trying their best to cause anarchy and disorder."
"They don't want the case to be resolved, they are trying their best to cause anarchy and disorder. Some of them are left and ultra-left faces. The first demand was they wanted CBI instead of Kolkata Police but within 24 hours the accused was arrested by Kolkata Police. Then High Court handed over the case to CBI and they welcomed it," Ghosh said.
Ghosh said that the protesting doctors don't have any faith in Kolkata Police, health administration, Supreme Court and CBI.
Accusing them of indulging in politics, Ghosh said, "They are trying to drag the issue only to disturb the state govt and TMC. We also want justice...they are continuously changing their demands and focus and trying to drag the issue guided by left and ultra-left forces"
Meanwhile, junior doctors held a protest march to Governor's house 'Raj Bhavan Abhijan' in Kolkata today.
On October 14, The Federation of Medical Association (FEMA) called a two-day pen-down strike in private and government medical colleges and hospitals in Siliguri over issues including the RG Kar rape-murder case.
Earlier, Union Minister Sukanta Majumdar urged BJP workers and people of West Bengal to join the doctors' protest in large numbers.
He said that the West Bengal government had promised to fulfil doctors' demands during the meeting with the Chief Minister but has rescinded on it, since.
"The West Bengal BJP extends its full support to the Junior Doctor's Front in their agitation against the Mamata Banerjee Govt. The demands made by protesting doctors, in the aftermath of the gruesome rape and murder of a lady doctor at RG Kar Medical College & Hospital, is legitimate, and must be fulfilled. West Bengal Govt had promised to meet doctors' demands during the meeting with the Chief Minister but have rescinded on it, since," Majumdar said in a press release.
On August 9, a woman trainee doctor was found dead in the seminar hall of RG Kar Medical College and Hospital in Kolkata.