Yavatmal: All students, Junior and Senior Residents and Internships at the Government Medical College (GMC), Yavatmal, have joined an unlimited attack to suppress requests to arrest the attackers responsible for the murder of students’ MBBS.
The police have arrested two suspects on Wednesday night.
SP Dilip Patil-Bhujbal has formed four teams to arrest the attackers.
“Two young men, Akash Dilip Gave (21) and Tustar Shankar Nagdive (24), both the residents of Waghapur, have been arrested.
The court has given them PCR until November 17,” SP said.
Population doctors from GMCH Nagpur, Iggmch Nagpur and GMCH Akola and those who were nervous in GMC Yavatmal alleged that the police worked under political pressure and protecting the “true killer”.
Residents of Gmch Nagpur, Iggmch Nagpur and GMCH Akola have threatened to break down from Saturday morning.
The Resident Doctor Association Committee (MARD) of Maharashtra from three GMC serves a notification of strikes to their deans on Friday afternoon.
Dr.
Sajal Bansal, President Mard at Gmch Nagpur accused the criminals who were arrested enjoying the political protection of those in power.
According to the doctor at Yavatmal, a leader of Sena Shiv, who was seen in those who threatened them during their protest on Thursday, protecting the attackers because they were from their territory.
SP Bhujbal said that complaints were put forward at the City Police Station by Dr.
Surendra Bhuyar.
“We have registered a crime under Section 302 and 34 IPCs and Section 4/25 Act Act,” said Bhujbal.
“We will strike tomorrow morning.
The murder of the doctor on the campus campus is a very serious problem and no one has noticed it.
It’s about the life of life rescuers.
Such neglecting and ignorance by police, administration and political leadership cannot be accepted,” he said.
PAL comes from a poor family and survived his mother, a younger brother and girl.
He had lost his father, a car driver in Thane, to Covid.
Pal was never involved in any quarrel, according to his classmate.
On Friday, Senior Senior leader Shiv Sena and former Minister of Sanjay Rathod visited the doctors who were restless but they refused his appeal to call on strike.
Agitator even refused to meet with SP collectors and districts.
They want an open dialogue in their guarantee of pandal and written from the authorities.
While overcoming a press conference at GMC Yavatmal, Secretary General of the Central Mard Committee, Dr.
Swapnil Kajale from Solapur, stated that they would not join the assignment except the attackers were arrested.
Secretary General of Union, Dr.
Kartik Kunapwar, said that all UG students, internships, Mard members (both junior and senior citizens) and Indian medical associations, Maharashtra Nurse Union and others supported agitation.
In addition to the arrest of all attackers, their demands include adequate compensation to subsequent relatives of the deceased security settings, street lights and CCTVs, compound wall construction, direct appointment of regular deans and others.
Dr.
Aniket Gaurkhede said that they attended emergency cases.
“Only the main gate is locked,” he said.
The agitators also condemned the Medical Education Minister Amit Deshmukh who so far did not visit the campus after the incident.
“The Minister should hear our complaints,” said Dr.
Swapnil Kajale.
Amol Yedge District collector, who was in Pune on Friday, told Ti by telephone that he had ordered the department’s head concerned to update security settings and install street lights and CCTV throughout the campus.
Yegde also said that he had given instructions to cleanse campuses, construction of damaged compound walls and removal of encroachment around the GMC campus.
Political parties have so far away from agitation.
“Politicians who used to call us ‘Covid Warriors’ now don’t even visit us,” said Sagar Dole, a student who was nervous.
Police sources say that they capture the duo based on complaints of RMO GMC.