Sourav Ganguly: On one hand, the Supreme Court is hearing the case of rape and murder of a doctor in Kolkata, while on the other hand, the series of protests continues. Thousands of people are protesting on the streets in many cities across the country, including Kolkata. There is an uproar in the whole country over the rape and murder of a female doctor at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital. Former captain of the Indian cricket team and former BCCI president Sourav Ganguly has also decided to take to the streets against this incident.

Ganguly will take to the streets of Kolkata today

Sourav Ganguly will take to the streets of Kolkata with his wife and demand justice for the victim. Former BCCI President Ganguly will take to the streets of Kolkata today with his wife Dona Ganguly to demand justice for the doctor victim of the Kolkata rape-murder case. Sourav Ganguly's wife Dona runs a dance school and teaches Odia dance to hundreds of girls there.

Sourav Ganguly has changed his stance

Sourav Ganguly, who was criticized for his statement on the Kolkata rape and murder case, has changed his stance. He first changed his DP to X and now decided to take to the streets to express his solidarity with the brutal rape and murder and the ongoing protests against it. He has put a black dot in place of his profile picture. Ganguly said that his statement was misinterpreted.

On August 9, a trainee doctor was brutally assaulted

Ganguly reacted to the rape and murder of a 31-year-old doctor in training at Kolkata's RG Kar Hospital on August 9. He described the incident as extremely horrific but also linked it to a 'stray accident'. For this, he started getting criticized on social media.

Sourav Ganguly clarified his statement

While clarifying his statement on Monday, Ganguly said, "I don't know how what I said on Sunday is being misinterpreted. I have said earlier that this is a very horrific incident. Whatever happened is very shameful." Ganguly said, "I hope that the CBI, which is investigating the case, will give strict punishment to the culprits. The punishment should be such that no one dares to commit such a crime in the future. The punishment should be very strict."