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The central agency last night arrested Mr Mondal under charges of tampering with evidence in the rape-murder case that has shaken the country. Dr Ghosh, arrested earlier in a financial irregularities case, also faces the evidence tampering charge now. The two were produced in court today and were remanded in CBI's custody for two days. The case will be heard next on September 17.

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The Lok Sabha MP said that the CBI, which is currently probing the RG Kar Medical College rape and murder case, should be “held accountable” — “the CBI’s record speaks for itself: over the past 10 years, they have not completed a single investigation they have undertaken,” he wrote in a post on X.

The Lok Sabha MP said that the CBI, which is currently probing the RG Kar Medical College rape and murder case, should be “held accountable” — “the CBI’s record speaks for itself: over the past 10 years, they have not completed a single investigation they have undertaken,” he wrote in a post on X.

Abhishek said that working “collaboratively” would “expedite the implementation of the task force’s initiatives to ensure these changes are promptly executed.”

As a gesture of goodwill, the doctors should now consider calling off the strike and work collaboratively with GoWB to serve the people and expedite the implementation of the task force’s initiatives to ensure these changes are promptly executed,” he posted on his social media handle on ‘X’.

Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee on Wednesday said that since the West Bengal government has transferred top health department officials and Kolkata police officers, the protesting junior doctors should end their strike “as a gesture of goodwill” and work in collaboration with the state government.

After Tuesday’s meeting, the state government removed and transferred Kolkata Police Commissioner Vineet Goyal, Deputy Commissioner of Police (North Division) Abhishek Gupta, Director of Medical Education Dr. Kaustav Nayak, and Director of Health Services Debashish Halder.

On Tuesday night, the West Bengal Junior Doctors’ Front announced that they would continue their cease work until “all demands are met”, calling the state government’s transfers a “partial victory”, after meeting the chief minister on Tuesday, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee had on Monday claimed that her government has accepted “99%” of the junior doctors’ demands because they are “younger” in age, to which junior doctors said in their press conference, “She agreed because of our widespread protest — not because we are young.”