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‘Murdered Kolkata doctor knew too much, was silenced’, says top Bengal doctor

Dr Koushik Lahiri while speaking to HT's Kumkum Chadha, alleged the state administration is shielding the culprit in Kolkata murder case

Updated on: Sep 1, 2024, 19:08:58 IST
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The Kolkata doctor who was allegedly raped and murdered at RG Kar Medical College Hospital “knew too much and was silenced”, West Bengal Doctors' Forum advisor Dr Koushik Lahiri said on Sunday.

In an exclusive conversation with HT's Kumkum Chadha, Lahiri said,"She always tried to share what she was facing. She was not the only one. Many young and senior doctors are exposed to the same kind of offences. Most of them are silenced. The silence is also violence. This girl tried to break her silence."

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Dr. Koushik Lahiri, advisor for the West Bengal Doctor Forum (Hindustan Times/YouTube)
Dr. Koushik Lahiri, advisor for the West Bengal Doctor Forum (Hindustan Times/YouTube)

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Dr. Lahiri said it is “painful and shameful” to discuss what happened on August 9, the morning the body of the 31-year-old postgraduate trainee doctor was found in the hospital's seminar hall.

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