Mamata Banerjee Appeals to Agitating Doctors for Dialogue
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee urged agitating doctors to join a meeting at her residence, amid their demand for live-streaming it. The meeting, intended to address the RG Kar incident, stalled as doctors insisted on transparency. Banerjee expressed frustration and ruled out live-streaming, citing court restrictions.
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West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Saturday evening made an earnest appeal to striking doctors to attend a scheduled meeting at her residence to discuss the RG Kar Hospital incident.
The doctors, however, stood firm on their demand for live-streaming the discussions, causing the meeting to be delayed. Banerjee insisted that live-streaming was not possible due to pending court proceedings.
She assured the doctors that the proceedings would be video-recorded and a copy provided after Supreme Court permission, stressing her willingness to engage in dialogue despite her previous unreciprocated efforts.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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