Kolkata Doctor Murder: Smriti Irani raises serious questions on hospital, administration
Updated:1 year, 11 months ago
Updated:1 year, 11 months ago
Kolkata, Aug 16 (ANI): BJP leader Smriti Irani launched a scathing attack on West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on August 16 over the rape and murder of a woman doctor at Kolkata's RG Kar Medical College and Hospital. While addressing a press conference BJP leader Smriti Irani said, "...The question arises did no one hear the screams of that woman on that floor? It has also come to light from media reports that 150 mg of semen was found in that woman. Is this the work of one rapist? Was it possible that one person was raping that woman, breaking her legs, breaking her hands, gouging out her eyes, hitting her chest, hitting her stomach, and that woman was screaming and no one heard her? And this entire act was committed by one rapist alone? Who is the one because of whom the rapist was assured in the hospital that he could return home after committing the rape? Who is the one who continued the renovation on the same floor of the hospital even after such a heinous crime? What action has been taken so far against the officer in the police who called the parents of this woman and told them that the girl had committed suicide? Who instructed that officer to tell the girl's parents that it was a suicide? If that officer is his superior officer, then how did he reach this conclusion?..."
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