This poster, titled "Meyera Raat Dakhal Koro" (Women, Reclaim the Night), is a visual representation of the ongoing protest in Kolkata and West Bengal, calling for justice and safety for women in light of the recent brutal rape and murder at RG Kar Medical College. Written in both Bengali and English, it emphasizes the unrelenting demand for women's freedom to live without fear, especially at night, aligning with a larger protest movement against gender violence. The imagery of a red hand and crescent moon symbolizes resistance and hope amid darkness, reflecting the protest's timing during India's Independence Day, signifying a new fight for women's independence and safety. The poster speaks to a broader frustration that societal and governmental systems have not evolved to protect women, despite earlier promises of reform following incidents like the Nirbhaya case. This movement, "Women, Reclaim the Night," has resonated across communities, transcending political affiliations, with participants ranging from students to homemakers, determined to challenge the state's inaction. The protests are continuing throughout Kolkata, reflecting the deep anger and a united call for justice for all women.