Lawyers take out procession seeking punishment for culprits of RG Kar

Lawyers practicing at the Calcutta High Court took to the streets on Monday in a powerful protest, demanding justice and the punishment of those responsible for the rape and murder of a woman doctor at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital. The incident, which occurred on August 9, has sparked outrage across West Bengal, with various sections of society, including the legal fraternity, joining the call for justice.

The protest march, held during the lunch recess, saw the participation of several senior lawyers, including former West Bengal Advocate General Jayanta Mitra. The lawyers carried placards and festoons, voicing their demand for swift action against the perpetrators of the horrific crime.

Jayanta Mitra, a prominent figure in the legal community, condemned the incident, calling it "a crying shame for the entire Bengali community." He emphasized the need for a thorough investigation to ensure that the real culprits are brought to justice.

The protest comes amid ongoing demonstrations and public outcry over the handling of the case, with many accusing the authorities of negligence and demanding transparency in the investigation. The legal community's involvement underscores the gravity of the situation and the widespread demand for accountability.

As the investigation continues, the protests are likely to intensify, with various groups and organizations rallying together to ensure that justice is served in this deeply troubling case.