How has the Centre alleged 'unpardonable' non-cooperation by West Bengal in the Kolkata doctor rape and murder case

1. The Centre has alleged that the West Bengal government showed 'unpardonable' non-cooperation in the case of the rape and murder of a doctor in Kolkata. 2. The Centre claimed that the state government did not even send a report on the incident, which was required by the Home Ministry. 3. The West Bengal government's refusal to send the report was seen as a violation of established norms of communication between the Centre and states in such cases. 4. The Home Ministry had sought a report on the incident to understand the details and assess the situation, but the request was reportedly ignored by the state government.

• The Centre has criticized West Bengal for its lack of cooperation in the investigation of the Kolkata doctor rape and murder case.
• Allegations include failure to provide a required report to the Home Ministry and violating norms of communication between Centre and states.
• The West Bengal government's refusal to send the report has raised concerns about transparency and accountability in the case.