Kolkata Doctors End 42-Day Strike, Resume Essential Services Amid Ongoing Protests

Junior doctors partially return to work after state government meets some demands, but OPD services remain suspended as protests for justice continue.

Junior doctors in Kolkata end their 42-day strike, resuming emergency and essential services from Saturday.
The decision follows the state government's agreement to several demands, including increased safety measures and the removal of key officials.
Outpatient department (OPD) and elective surgery services remain suspended until all demands are fully met.
Thousands of citizens participated in a 42-km torch rally demanding justice for the raped and murdered doctor.
Doctors have given a seven-day ultimatum for the implementation of state directives and plan to continue protests if demands are not fully addressed.