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Supreme Court resumes hearing on RG Kar rape-murder case: All Updates

| @indiablooms | Sep 09, 2024, at 04:30 pm

The Supreme Court resumed hearing on the case related to the brutal rape and murder of the female doctor in Kolkata's RG Kar Medical College and Hospital on Monday. The body of the doctor was recovered from the hospital on August 9, triggering massive protests across West Bengal with doctors and civilians taking out rallies and demonstrating regularly in Kolkata to demand justice for the victim. 

LIVE Updates

Junior doctors have to resume work by 5 pm tomorrow, directs CJI

The victim's body was found in semi-nude state, says CBI's lawyer

Supreme Court questions timing of the FIR

Advocate Phiroze Edulji questions post-mortem report post evening

CCTV footage of 27 minutes recovered, says SG

CJI asks CBI to file fresh status report

SG says victim's body had injury marks

Bengal govt says 23 people died to junior doctors' ceasework

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