President Droupadi Murmu has publicly voiced her dismay and concern for the first time about the unsettling events of August 9 in Kolkata, which have deeply impacted the national psyche.

The nursing community, deeply shaken by this atrocious event, has taken a stand demanding severe consequences for the perpetrator.

Notably, the incident came into the spotlight after a tweet started doing rounds in which it was stated that an attempt was being made to convert the flat into a Madrassa.

They also asked the businesses to terminate Miya Muslim workers.

On Saturday (24th August) morning, a team of investigators from Kasganj and Bareilly reached the crime scene to investigate the matter.

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.