বিষাক্ত স্যালাইনে প্রসূতির মৃত্যু, কলকাতায় বিক্ষোভ সিপিএমের ছাত্র, যুব, মহিলা, বস্তি সংগঠনের

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00:00This is not just a name, it will be a death sentence.

00:09The blacklisted Saline, Chal Saline, Chal Osho, it will continue.

00:14No matter what, you won't do anything about it.

00:18How many more days?

00:19How many more days?

00:20The BJP says it will continue, but it won't.

00:22There are people.

00:23And that's why we have to fight on the streets.

00:27Absolutely, absolutely, absolutely.

00:29What reason do you have to say such a death?

00:32Will you stay in such a death sentence?

00:34Shame on them.

00:41The main reason for our blacklisting.

00:43You have all seen the incident of the West Medipur government hospital.

00:48One pregnant mother died.

00:50Three teachers were also unwell, they had to be transferred to Pijitha.

00:55We have some statements on that as well, I'll say that later.

00:58Our claim is that the hospitals in government facilities,

01:02government hospitals, which are run by ordinary people,

01:05for ordinary people,

01:07run by ordinary people,

01:09who are in the middle class,

01:11are also paying taxes,

01:13those who are doing government jobs,

01:15those who are doing private jobs,

01:17doctors, engineers, whatever, they are paying taxes.

01:20The hospital which is run by ordinary people,

01:23should have been a better place.

01:26Today, in the year 2024,

01:28it is not even in a better place.

01:30Drugs, drugs, drugs, drugs are being sold.

01:33And today, in the year 2024,

01:35in a place like West Bengal,

01:37in a city like Medinapur,

01:39a pregnant mother is about to die.

01:43This is a crime, a national crime.

01:45We have taken a stand against this national crime.

01:48We have said that we will provide health and safety services.

01:51The far-right people who are doing this,

01:55for the sake of money,

01:57to maintain social power,

01:59are taking various types of far-right help,

02:01and the state government is fully supporting them.

02:06We are speaking against them today.

02:09Ordinary people can come to hospitals.

02:11Those who can go to government hospitals,

02:14they can come to the government hospitals for treatment.

02:17They can get good treatment.

02:19But after this incident,

02:21how much hope will ordinary people have?

02:24Do you know the condition of ordinary people?

02:26The thing that costs 40 rupees in the market,

02:29is now being sold for 120 rupees and 150 rupees.

02:31The medicine that used to cost 10 rupees,

02:33used to cost 6 rupees,

02:35that medicine is now costing 40, 50, 60 rupees.

02:40In school for boys and girls,

02:42today I saw a boy,

02:44a very young boy,

02:46he was 5-6 years old,

02:48he was playing with his mother and sister.

02:51He was eating a packet of mid-day meal,

02:53a bowl of bread,

02:55and a boiled egg.

02:57What kind of health will that boy get?

02:59I can see that they are coming with very low standards.

03:02They are coming with low standards of food.

03:04Where will they go?

03:06They will have to depend on the government.

03:09Even if they lose hope, they will have to go there.

03:12Even if they lose hope,

03:14the crowd will increase, the queue will increase,

03:16but people will not get health care.

03:18The death toll will increase,

03:20and people will try to hide the death toll.

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