<p>New Delhi: Describing the alleged rape and murder of a doctor at Kolkata's RG Kar Hospital as a "painful" incident, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar Friday called for a deterrent ecosystem to punish the perpetrators for such crimes.</p><p>Referring to President Droupadi Murmu's exclusive article for PTI -- her first statement on the incident -- Dhankhar reiterated her expression, "Enough is enough."</p>.‘Enough is enough’: anguished President Murmu asks nation to wake up, end crimes against women.<p>Murmu's hard-hitting and personalised article, titled "Women's Safety: Enough is Enough", was the first time the president articulated her views on the August 9 Kolkata incident that has once again shaken the conscience of the nation and led to widespread, continuing protests.</p><p>The vice president was addressing students at Delhi University's Bharti College during an event.</p>.West Bengal Governor Bose calls on Vice President Dhankhar, President Murmu.<p>"It is unfortunate to see the kind of fear girls and women have in their minds because of such incidents. President Murmu is a tribal woman herself. She has seen the ground reality. She rightly expressed in a media note that enough is enough for crime against women," Dhankhar said.</p><p>Referring to the 2012 Delhi gang rape incident, he added that the repeated incidents call for a strong ecosystem to punish the culprits and instil fear in their minds.</p><p>He slammed those justifying the rape incident by calling it a regular occurrence, saying he is appalled by their thought process.</p><p>Dhankhar also slammed "anti-national" narratives against India and called it the biggest challenge in the development of the country.</p><p>He urged students to keep the national interest above political and ideological differences.</p>
<p>New Delhi: Describing the alleged rape and murder of a doctor at Kolkata's RG Kar Hospital as a "painful" incident, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar Friday called for a deterrent ecosystem to punish the perpetrators for such crimes.</p><p>Referring to President Droupadi Murmu's exclusive article for PTI -- her first statement on the incident -- Dhankhar reiterated her expression, "Enough is enough."</p>.‘Enough is enough’: anguished President Murmu asks nation to wake up, end crimes against women.<p>Murmu's hard-hitting and personalised article, titled "Women's Safety: Enough is Enough", was the first time the president articulated her views on the August 9 Kolkata incident that has once again shaken the conscience of the nation and led to widespread, continuing protests.</p><p>The vice president was addressing students at Delhi University's Bharti College during an event.</p>.West Bengal Governor Bose calls on Vice President Dhankhar, President Murmu.<p>"It is unfortunate to see the kind of fear girls and women have in their minds because of such incidents. President Murmu is a tribal woman herself. She has seen the ground reality. She rightly expressed in a media note that enough is enough for crime against women," Dhankhar said.</p><p>Referring to the 2012 Delhi gang rape incident, he added that the repeated incidents call for a strong ecosystem to punish the culprits and instil fear in their minds.</p><p>He slammed those justifying the rape incident by calling it a regular occurrence, saying he is appalled by their thought process.</p><p>Dhankhar also slammed "anti-national" narratives against India and called it the biggest challenge in the development of the country.</p><p>He urged students to keep the national interest above political and ideological differences.</p>