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West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s Mamata Night Remark has sparked widespread anger across India.
Amid outrage over the alleged g@ng r@pe of a medical student in Durgapur, Mamata’s comment that “girl students should not step out of their hostels at night” has triggered a fresh controversy. People are asking- is restricting girls the real solution, or should the government ensure safety even at night?
When the Chief Minister herself says girls shouldn’t go out, isn’t that a restriction on women’s freedom?
Who will rein in the criminals? Where is the accountability of the police system?
Watch this public opinion from the capital city of West Bengal- Kolkata.

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00:00It's not safe for the girls, especially the girls at night time, they should not be allowed to come out in the outside.
00:17They have to protect themselves. There is a forest area.
00:21It is not safe for the girls at night and after a long time the girls are saying that the girls are safe.
00:31트가 was also safe for the girls in the morning of the night and the girls in the morning of the summer of the Sunday.
00:42There is no solution that we can't.
00:46We don't know what we can't be told.
00:48We don't know what we can't be told.
00:50We don't know what we can't be told.
00:51There's a rape, assault and sexual harassment.
00:56But we gave a license.
00:58That's a very shame.
01:00And of course, you wonder what we can't be told?
01:05We've been asked for police.
01:09and the police are actively working on the police.
01:14My family has been raped in the hospital
01:19where there was a safe place where there was more safe work space.
01:24Why did they get raped?
01:26When we talked about CME, we were very ashamed.
01:31We were doing criminal crime.
01:34Especially when doctors are not safe,
01:37we were going to give patients a normal look at what they believe.
01:42It's a lot of people.
01:44It's a lot of people, but it's a lot of people.
01:46What do they do?
01:48It's been more than 75 years for our independence,
01:51but we don't see their safety and independence.
01:54Women's safety is like...
01:56I don't have a level.
01:58Obviously, it's not.
02:00We've got a lot of people who have been raped in the hospital.
02:04Of course, we know that we are living in the hospital today.
02:07We've got an amazing health care system.
02:09And if we don't have a lot of people who have been raped,
02:12we've got a lot of people who are in the hospital.
02:13So, where do we go from?
02:14Where do we go from?
02:16We're going to get a lot of people.
02:18What did you say?
02:19I think that there's not enough people who are in the hospital today.
02:21I was very upset.
02:22I didn't want to talk to them.
02:24I didn't want to talk to them.
02:26In the past, we've had to do something to talk about.
02:31We've had been talking about this.
02:35I was like, I'm a girl.
02:38I'm a girl and I don't know.
02:40We don't need to worry about this.
02:44We've had to talk about what we've had.
02:48We've had to talk about this.
02:50We've had to talk about this.
02:52We've had to talk about this.
02:54Can theörzate run the rape and assault and sexual harassment onже?
03:05Just gave a license.
03:08Thank you so much for joining us.
03:38Thank you very much.
04:08Thank you very much.
04:38Thank you very much.
05:08Thank you very much.
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