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Plea Filed in Calcutta High Court Seeking CBI Probe into Death of Dr. Dipro Bhattacharya

Plea Filed in Calcutta High Court Seeking CBI Probe into Death of Dr. Dipro Bhattacharya

A petition has been filed before the Calcutta High Court seeking an investigation by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) into the mysterious death of Dr. Dipro Bhattacharya, an anaesthetist at Jhargram Hospital. Reports suggest that Dr. Bhattacharya was found dead under suspicious circumstances at a lodge in Jhargram, along with a note.

Allegations of External Factors
The petitioners have raised concerns that Dr. Bhattacharya’s death may have been the result of external factors, specifically pointing to a “threat culture” that the doctor had reportedly spoken out against. These allegations have added a layer of complexity to the case, suggesting a possible link between his outspoken stance and his untimely death.

Context of Ongoing Protests
Dr. Bhattacharya was previously posted at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital, which has recently been in the spotlight following the rape and murder of a resident doctor. The tragic incident sparked nationwide protests by doctors, who have since been vocal about the existence of a “threat culture” in medical institutions across Bengal, particularly in RG Kar Medical College.

Request for CBI Investigation
In light of these developments, the petitioners are urging the Calcutta High Court to direct the CBI to investigate the circumstances surrounding Dr. Bhattacharya’s death. The plea contends that the situation warrants a thorough and impartial inquiry given the serious allegations of systemic threats within Bengal’s medical community.

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