by Karisiddaiah, S. M., Borole, D. V., Rao, B. Ramalingeswara, Paropkari, A. L., João, Hilda M., Muralidhar, Kocherla, Sarkar, G. P., Biswas, G., Kumar, Narendra
Published in Current science (Bangalore) (10.07.2006)

by Manoj Gupta a resident of South City complex said they kept the lights switched off in certain parts of the complex between 9 pm to 10 pm as a mark of protest We held a candle march that was led by doctors of the complex Other residents joined in he added PG student Titas Roy Burman felt by reclaiming the streets at night the protesters wanted to make their voices loud, clear We also extend our unwavering solidarity to the protesting junior doctors who are fighting for justice Burman said Another PG student Konini ka Sarkar added There are attempts to politicize the protests but it is a historical, nonpolitical mass movement We do not want politics involved What we are seeking is a transparent investigation that will throw up answers to the multitude of questions Hence keeping a vigil at night is necessaryAccording to activist Satabdi Das they were on the streets, ming human chains so that speedy hearing, trial was held, Peoples Forum said We held a mass rally from College Street to Shyambazar at 9 pm, a gathering of hundreds of people was organised there to demand justice, resist the rape culture
Published in The Times of India (Online) (05.09.2024)