Mamata Banerjee's Ultimatum Amid R G Kar Rape-Murder Case Deadlock

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee expressed her readiness to resign and apologized to the people amid the ongoing R G Kar rape-murder case crisis. Junior doctors refused to engage in talks unless their demand for live streaming was met, causing continued disruptions in healthcare services.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee expressed her willingness to resign for the people's sake amidst the deadlock over the R G Kar rape-murder case. She regretted that junior doctors refused to discuss the issue, despite her waiting for nearly two hours for talks.

Addressing a press conference, Banerjee apologized to the people of West Bengal for the deadlock, assuring that even though the junior doctors violated the Supreme Court's directive by not resuming duties, no action would be taken against them.

In a dramatic twist, junior doctors arrived at the state secretariat but refused to engage unless their demand for live streaming the meeting was met. Banerjee explained the meeting couldn't be live-streamed due to its sub-judice status. She emphasized that justice for the victim was paramount and requested the doctors to return to work following the Supreme Court's verdict.