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Trainee doctor says ‘I don’t feel safe’, reveals horrific ordeal after Kolkata rape, murder horror

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Description: As the Kolkata rape-murder horror jolted the nation, protests have escalated across India. Junior doctors continue to carry out protests across India demanding justice for ‘Abhaya’. #kolkata #doctormurder #doctorprotest #traineedoctor ...

As the Kolkata rape-murder horror jolted the nation, protests have escalated across India. Junior doctors continue to carry out protests across India demanding justice for ‘Abhaya’. #kolkata #doctormurder #doctorprotest #traineedoctor ...

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Updated At : 01:24 PM Sep 03, 2024 IST

As the Kolkata rape-murder horror jolted the nation, protests have escalated across India. Junior doctors continue to carry out protests across India demanding justice for ‘Abhaya’. #kolkata #doctormurder #doctorprotest #traineedoctor

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