Law Students Demand Justice: Campus Protest Over Gang Rape Shakes South Calcutta
Students of South Calcutta Law College protested for improved campus safety after a recent gang rape incident involving a student. They demand reforms in the college's governing body and expulsion of the accused. Lawyers also demonstrated, urging harsh penalties for the offenders, highlighting concerns over the state's legal standards.

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In a powerful demonstration of unity and outrage, students from South Calcutta Law College gathered on Tuesday to demand justice following a gang rape on campus. The incident, involving a 24-year-old woman and implicating college students, has sparked widespread calls for reform and heightened security measures.
Demonstrators held placards and chanted for justice amid rising concerns about the alleged involvement of faculty members in the crime. The college has since expelled the students involved and terminated a contractual staff member, Monojit Mishra, identified as the main accused.
In response, legal professionals from Alipore Court joined the outcry, demanding severe penalties for those responsible. The demonstration underscores a critical need to reassess legal protections and institutional safety standards, as the legal community grapples with the crime's implications.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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