Some doctors still on strike, protests spread after Indian medic's murder
Briefly

The protests that have erupted in Kolkata in response to the rape and murder of a young medical student underscore a growing discontent over women's safety in India, highlighting persistent issues despite reforms implemented post-2012.
In their ongoing demonstrations, doctors have enforced a refusal to treat nonemergency patients and demanded immediate justice for their colleague. This move has drawn significant public attention and solidarity.
Authorities in West Bengal face mounting pressure as thousands march for justice, reflecting a national frustration over how the legal system has yet to effectively curb violence against women.
Female activists assert that, despite the introduction of tougher laws following past incidents of brutality, the status of women's safety in India has not significantly improved, prompting widespread indignation.
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