Junior Doctors Agree Before Supreme Court To Return To Work On West Bengal Govt Implementing Confidence Building Measures

Junior doctors in West Bengal, who had been on strike protesting the RG Kar Medical College Hospital rape-murder case, informed the Supreme Court on Tuesday that they were willing to resume work. They specified that their return to duties depended on the implementation of confidence-building measures agreed upon during a meeting with the West Bengal Chief Minister on September 16. The doctors emphasized their readiness to fulfill their responsibilities, highlighting the need for assurances regarding their safety and working conditions. Their protest had garnered significant attention, and their willingness to return marked a potential resolution contingent on the government's adherence to the previously discussed measures.