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The recent murder of a trainee doctor at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital in Kolkata has sparked outrage and controversy, with the West Bengal Governor, CV Ananda Bose, directly targeting the state government led by Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. The Governor, in a scathing critique, accused the state government of failing to deliver justice and allowing lawlessness to prevail. He asserted that while the law exists, its implementation is flawed and a significant portion of the police force is plagued by corruption and political influence.
Bose's statements come amidst growing public dissatisfaction over the handling of the case. The victim's parents, who have expressed profound grief and anguish, have reportedly conveyed to the Governor their concerns about the investigation and the justice system's ability to deliver a fair outcome. The Governor, in turn, has taken these concerns to the Union Home Minister, Amit Shah, seeking intervention and ensuring proper investigation and accountability. He has also warned the state government against ignoring public sentiment, emphasizing that the people demand decisive action, not excuses.
The Governor's intervention highlights the deep-seated anxieties regarding law and order in West Bengal. The incident has exposed the systemic weaknesses within the state's law enforcement system and the vulnerability of citizens to criminal acts. The state government faces mounting pressure to address these concerns, restore public confidence, and ensure that justice is served in this tragic case. The Governor's statement serves as a stark reminder that the people are watching and expect their elected leaders to uphold the rule of law and protect the rights of all citizens.
Source: Kolkata murder case: ‘Don’t test patience of people', West Bengal governor tells Mamata govt