Speaking to the media after the meeting , Mamata said that the talks were ‘fruitful’ and nearly ’99 per cent’ of their demands have been accepted.“I think the meeting was positive. Am sure they think too,” she said. “Or why else we will sign the minutes of the meeting and they would sign it too?” Banerjee added”We have accepted more of their demands because they are young. I know they say they will go and discuss and then will decide on lifting the ceasework. But I have requested them to do so, citing the condition of patients, especially given the floods in some of the districts,” the Chief Minister added.
The chief minister urged the doctors to return to work as most of their demands have been accepted.”No punitive action will be taken against the doctors. I would request them to rejoin work as common people are suffering,” she said.However, the protesting doctors said that their agitation will continue until promises made by the chief minister to fulfill the demands materialises.”Removal of Kolkata Police Commissioner Vineet Goyal is our moral victory,” the doctors said after the meeting.