Against the police atrocities, wherein, the police baton-charged a few students during a rally, the protesting junior doctors continued their sit-in protests though they had called off the cease work.

Despite calling off their 'total cease work', agitating junior doctors in West Bengal continued their sit-in on Saturday in central Kolkata, alleging that the police baton-charged a few of them during a rally to press for justice for the deceased woman medic of R.G. Kar Medical College and Hospital.

JUNIOR DOCTORS in West Bengal on Friday called off their “total cease work” and issued an ultimatum to the state government that their demands should be met within 24 hours. Otherwise, they warned of launching an “indefinite hunger strike”.

Say the police lathi-charged a few of them during rally to press for justice for the deceased woman doctor of RG Kar Medical College

The doctors renewed their 'cease work' on 1 October after an attack on medics by a patient's family at a state-run hospital

The West Bengal Junior Doctors' Forum on Friday announced its decision to withdraw the cease-work demonstration considering the interest of the common people who come for medical services.

Kolkata: West Bengal's agitating junior doctors are likely to call off their "total cease work" on Friday and resume normal duties soon after, while continuing their demonstrations

The junior doctors have threatened to go on an indefinite hunger strike if the government doesn’t fulfill their demands within 24 hours

West Bengal junior doctors likely to end "total cease work," resume duties, continue demonstrations, set deadline for demands.