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Published 16.09.24, 05:50 PM
- New CP of Kolkata Police to be appointed by 4pm on Tuesday, says Mamata
- CM removes director of health services & medical education agreeing to junior doctors’ demands
- Govt accepts all hospital infra development-related demands of the junior doctors : Reports
- Locals gather near CM's Kalighat residence; one group says we want justice, another group says we want justice but we don't want politics
- Minutes for the meeting are being prepared, as per reports
- Junior doctors to return back to swasthya bhavan
- Meeting between junior doctors and Bengal government ends after 2 hours.
- The chief minister allows the two stenographers accompanying the junior doctors to be present at the meeting to record the minutes
- "We decided to not to withdraw protests even after a successful meeting. Whatever happens we will discuss in general body meeting and then decide on future course of action. If the meeting is unsuccessful, we shall have a press conference and announce she didn’t agree to her demands.” Dr. Sk Mehebub Hossain, junior resident doctor, Calcutta Medical College & Hospital to The Telegraph Online.
- Junior doctors not allowed to enter the premises with their mobile phones
- The junior doctors reach Harish Chatterjee street
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Two stenographers accompanies the delegation of junior doctors
- Acting DGP Rajeev Kumar, chief secretary Manoj Pant, home secretary Nandini Chakravarty and minister-of-state health (independent charge) Chandrima Bhattacharya are at Kalighat
- Police pilot vehicles accompanying doctors' bus through a green corridor to ensure the bus reaches the CM"s residence fast
- Junior doctors leave for Harish Chatterjee street to meet CM
- Representatives of West Bengal Junior Doctors' Forum to leave for Kalighat shortly
- We won't take any decision during the meeting. Any further decision will be taken after we return
- The junior doctors will submit the missives sent to the state government before the Supreme Court's three-member bench led by Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud
- Two stenographers to accompany the delegation of junior doctors going for meeting with chief minister Mamata Banerjee at her Harish Chatterjee Street residence
Junior doctors and Bengal government wrap up two-hour meeting without resolution
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