Kolkata: Ultimatum To CBI by Mamata Benge For Death Penalty In Rape-Murder Case

Kolkata: When the Nationwide protest is ongoing in support pf the victim doctor who rape and murdered in Kolkata. But  the protesters accusing the police of mishandling the case, A rally by the Chief Minister came as a surprise to many Amid nationwide uproar over the Kolkata hospital rape-murder, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has announced a rally this evening to demand death penalty for the guilty. She has given a Sunday ultimatum to the Central Bureau of Investigation and to the central agency that has taken over the probe, to ensure capital punishment for the culprits. She said that "Within Sunday (August 18), CBI has to facilitate the hanging of the guilty and complete the entire probe. Or Kolkata Police has completed 90 per cent of the probe, Ms Banerjee holds the home portfolio in the state administration. Meanwhile Trinomial MP and spokesperson Derek O'Brien clarified why the party chief will hit the streets today.

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A rally by the Chief Minister came as a surprise

It is hard to conceive of a more bestial, heinous crime than th murder and rape of a young woman that took place in Kolkata. The public outrage is entirely understandable. Thoughts and prayers with her family," he said as he sought for justify in upcoming rally. The deadline given by the CM to Kolkata Police to complete the investigation was August 17. The same must apply to CBI, the senior Trinomial leader added CBI taking over the case shouldn't lead to it being quietly buried. The urgent need of the hour justice and the harshest punishment for the culprits. No one who committed this barbaric act must be spared, The incident at the state-run RG Kar Medical College and Hospital has sparked protests and strikes by doctors across the country. The hospital was vandalized by a mob during a midnight protest two days ago. Ms Banerjee vowed to  hand over the rape-murder probe to the CBI if the police were not able to solve it by Sunday. The Calcutta High Court, however, was not ready to allow any "further loss of time" and asked the CBI to take over on Tuesday Shifting her ultimatum to the CBI, the Chief Minister had said the central agency must complete the probe by Sunday.