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00:00On the occasion of Arjikar Kande, the junior physicians have continuously opposed the work.
00:06And now they have joined the Amaran Anushan.
00:09In the middle, there was a carnival of hatred.
00:12But after doing Amaran Anushan, the junior physicians became unwell one after the other.
00:19On the ninth day of the Anushan, the junior physician Pulastha Azhacho became unwell.
00:24He was admitted to the Nilratan Sarkar Hospital in October.
00:28He was a medical assistant in CCU.
00:31He was discharged from the hospital on Saturday due to a serious condition.
00:36Finally, on the occasion of Arjikar Kande, the junior physician Pulastha Azhacho became unwell and returned to Asansol's house.
00:45He said, if the ninth day of the Anushan does not go well,
00:48then he will play a role in the Kolkata movement.
00:51The junior physician Pulastha Azhacho said so.
00:55On Monday, the chief minister Mamata Bandopadhyay met with the junior physicians on the ninth day.
01:00The junior physicians are running the Anushan and the movement is going on.
01:06That is why this meeting was held.
01:08And on this day, Pulastha returned to Asansol's house.
01:12The junior physician Pulastha Azhacho said, their first claim is the fear of death.
01:17The remaining nine claims are entirely on the basis of population.
01:22The chief minister has kept the claims on the basis of the health of ordinary people.
01:27Doctors hope that the government will accept these claims.
01:31We will go into this movement.
01:33And this claim is the claim of ordinary people, the claim of patients.
01:38And we are a part of this huge society.
01:42We are ordinary people.
01:44The junior physician is not an ordinary person, he is an ordinary person.
01:47This 72-year-old movement will be carried on by ordinary people.
01:51The movement that is being carried on by ordinary people will be carried on by more ordinary people.
01:56It will be even bigger.
02:00The chief minister, Mamata Bandopadhyay, gave us an interview on the phone.
02:05And we all heard that interview.
02:08I couldn't hear the whole thing at once because of my health.
02:12But I heard it later.
02:14And he said, he said the whole thing.
02:17He gave a lot of conditions.
02:19All the conditions are not open to discussion.
02:22He said again and again that the discussion should be open to discussion.
02:26We feel that this discussion is not being held openly.
02:29But we have a discussion center here.
02:32They will conduct their discussion.
02:34The discussion will go on and we will discuss and come to an agreement.
02:36We will go.
02:37The father of Pulastho Acharjo, Partho Pratim Acharjo, and the mother, Kajol Acharjo,
02:42were with this movement of junior physicians.
02:45This time, Pujo, Kajol, also accompanied the Pulastho family.
02:49In a word, who did you see?
02:51Pulastho's mother, Kajol Devi.
02:53I couldn't get out of the hospital because of my health.
02:57I went to the doctor, to the doctor.
02:59I went to the doctor.
03:01I went to the doctor.
03:03I went to the doctor.
03:05Doctor Arun Akram Mohan Shankar was there.
03:08Then Vashko Varun Achint-Sorai.
03:12There, he left the hospital in 2012.
03:15He went there.
03:16My child is getting pregnant.
03:19For Arun, it is a bit difficult.
03:21It has been two, three, four, sixteen days.
03:23If this abortion cannot happen,
03:25then what is the use of it?
03:27Nothing is useful.
03:28It's okay, we will take the child.
03:30We will take thewer child.
03:31I hope even in manipulating there,
04:03India, Bangla.