Kolkata, Agitating junior doctors in West Bengal continued their fast-unto-death for the third consecutive day on Monday, demanding justice for the rape and murder of a woman medic of the RG Kar hospital and workplace safety even as the state government remained silent to address their issues.

As tensions escalated, the junior doctors alleged that Kolkata Police was preventing them from installing bio-toilets at their protest site, which they deemed

To ensure transparency, the protesting doctors have installed CCTV cameras at the protest site where the hunger strike is taking place.

Doctors at RG Kar Medical College strike for justice and safety after alleged rape-murder. They demand swift investigation and better security.

Agitating junior doctors demanding justice for the deceased woman medic of the Kar Medical College and Hospital and workplace safety continued their hunger strike until death on Sunday in the central part of the city's Dharmatala area.

Junior doctors in Kolkata continue their hunger strike demanding justice for a deceased colleague and workplace safety. The protest has garnered public support and several senior doctors are joining the strike.

Junior doctors in Kolkata continue their hunger strike demanding justice for a deceased colleague and workplace safety after the state missed a deadline to address their demands. Senior doctors plan to join,

The doctors held a sit-in demonstration on Friday and had set a 24-hour deadline for the state government to fulfil their demands. However, as their demands were not met, they began an indefinite hungerstrike from Saturday evening.

Junior doctors protesting the rape and murder of their colleague at RG Kar Hospital began a hunger strike on Saturday evening, stating that their demands had not been met by the West Bengal government.

"The state government has failed the deadline and hence we are starting the fast unto death, which will continue till our demands are fulfilled. To maintain transparency, we have installed CCTV cameras at the dais where our colleagues are holding the fast,