New Delhi, Holding candles and photographs of the victims, doctors and medical students gathered on the streets of Gautam Nagar on Tuesday evening to mourn those killed in the Saket building collapse and demand accountability, saying the tragedy had shattered the dreams of several aspiring medics. Doctors, medical students hold candle march for Saket building collapse victims, seek swift justice The march was organised by the Federation of All India Medical Association and members of the medical fraternity under the guidance of FAIMA’s Foreign Medical Graduate in-charge Dr Jaswant Yadav. Participants expressed solidarity with the families of the deceased and injured students and observed a peaceful tribute for the victims. Speaking at the march, Dr Ashish, who teaches several students affected by the incident, said that many of them had come from rural and middle-class backgrounds with aspirations of becoming doctors. “Some students were pursuing their education after their families made significant sacrifices. Several of them were to appear for examinations within a month, but now many are dealing with injuries and trauma,” he said. …