Junior doctors in West Bengal have partially returned to work after a 42-day protest following the rape and murder of a female doctor. They are attending to essential and emergency services but avoiding outpatient departments.

Doctors in West Bengal have rejoined their duties partially at various government-run hospitals in essential and emergency services, but not in the outpatient department (OPD).

Junior doctors rejoined their duties partially on Saturday morning at various government-run hospitals in West Bengal after a hiatus of 42 days.

Indian doctors on strike in Kolkata to protest the brutal rape and murder of a colleague will resume some duties from tomorrow, the group leading the

Kolkata: The protesting doctors to ‘partially’ lift their 'seize work' from Saturday due to the flood like situation in the state. Talking to the media, Aniket Mahat, a protesting doctor said that they will hold a march from Swasthya Bhawan to CBI headquarters at CGO complex on Friday at 3 pm to demand ‘fast justice’.

Junior doctors in Kolkata, West Bengal, have announced a partial withdrawal of their agitation, resuming emergency services on Saturday after weeks of protests against the TMC-led government. While emergency services will restart,

While the 41-day-long agitation began after August 9, when a junior doctor was raped and murdered in the premises of Kolkata's R G Kar Medical College and Hospital, the doctors began a sit-in protest outside Swasthya Bhawan on September 10.

Earlier, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, who met with the protesting doctors decided to give in to their demands and remove a section of Kolkata Police and state health department top brass.

Kolkata doctors call off month-long protest over colleague's rape and murder, say will return to work on Saturday