Junior doctors in India's West Bengal state resumed their full strike on Tuesday, complaining that the country's judiciary has not made adequate efforts to restore justice after the rape and murder of a trainee doctor in August.

Bengal junior doctors resume an indefinite strike, demanding safety and security after the rape and murder of a colleague, citing state government inaction.

In a statement, the West Bengal Junior Doctors' Front said, "We are compelled to return to a full ceasework starting from today. Unless we receive clear action from the government on safety, patient services,

Total cease work' by junior doctors in West Bengal resumes. Demands for safety and security remain unmet. Aniket Mahato states no positive action from the state government.

Junior doctors in West Bengal have resumed an indefinite strike over safety concerns, following the rape and murder of a colleague. The protest, lasting 52 days, demands government action on security.

Junior doctors in West Bengal resumed total ‘cease work’ demanding the state government to ensure safety and security for them at hospitals.