In Kolkata, junior doctors from various medical colleges have united in a protest that has lasted over 40 days, demanding justice for a murdered colleague and reform in the health department. Following the tragic incident at RG Kar Medical College, the protests quickly spread across the state, with participants pledging to maintain their ceasework until their five-point demands are met. Meanwhile, patients have voiced their frustration over disrupted medical services, urging doctors to return to work while expressing solidarity with the movement. The West Bengal government has begun addressing some demands, including the resignation of police officials linked to the case, but negotiations have faced challenges over transparency. Junior doctors have also raised concerns about evidence tampering and the need for improved security and resources in hospitals. The movement has garnered national attention, with support from medical associations across India, highlighting the urgent need for justice and systemic reform in healthcare.