The locals had found the girl in a semi-conscious state by the side of a road and immediately admitted her to a hospital.

In a landmark judgment on 22nd May this year, the Calcutta High Court had cancelled OBC certificates issued to 77 groups by the Left and Trinamool Congress governments.

The development comes amid a nationwide outrage against the horrific rape and murder case of the 31-year-old trainee female doctor in Kolkata’s RG Kar Hospital.

The notice banning the organisation was signed by Registrar Professor Anil Sutar.

The court made these remarks while reading complaints of women doctors who were threatened with rape in response to the submissions of Advocate Aparajita Singh who appeared for women doctors of the hospital.

An Anglo-Indian woman, Suzette Jordan, was raped in a moving car by five men on Feb 6, 2012, when she was returning home from Park Street in Kolkata.

The police during the arrest claimed that the posts shared by the 23-year-old student were “provocative” and criticised West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.

The incident has sent shock waves across the country. Doctors have held protests in many cities of the country like Telangana, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh and Mumbai.

Protesting doctors mounted pressure on the newly appointed principal, Suhrita Pal to take action against the midnight mob attack and fulfil the demands of the medical students and doctors.

Several users on Facebook mocked the brutal rape incident by blatantly saying that the victim doctor managed to 'satisfy' 8-10 people at a time