BJP Demands Justice Over Expired Saline Death in West Bengal
BJP leaders, led by Suvendu Adhikari, staged a protest demanding action against a saline company, following a woman's death allegedly due to expired saline in Midnapore Medical College. They claim the state government unjustly targets doctors while neglecting company accountability. TMC asserts an ongoing investigation.

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BJP leaders and activists conducted a protest march on Friday, urging action against a saline company implicated in the death of a woman post-childbirth at Midnapore Medical College. The tragedy reportedly involved the administration of an expired saline solution earlier this month.
Leader of the Opposition in West Bengal, Suvendu Adhikari, highlighted the perceived inaction towards the RL Saline company, criticizing the state for targeting medical professionals instead. Adhikari announced plans to petition the Governor alongside the affected doctors, expressing concerns over the lack of any FIR or arrests against the company.
TMC leader Kunal Ghosh countered the claims, indicating that an investigation is underway and a retest of the saline sample has been initiated. Ghosh attributed some responsibility to doctors who demonstrated carelessness, emphasizing the need for cooperation with the police inquiry.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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