Kolkata Doctor Rape Murder Case: CBI has made a new revelation in the murder case of a trainee doctor in Kolkata. CBI’s investigation so far has revealed that the doctor was not gang-raped. According to CBI, a person named Sanjay Roy is involved in the rape and murder of the doctor at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital. On August 13, the responsibility of investigating this case was handed over to CBI.
The forensic report also stated that the doctor was raped and murdered by a man named Sanjay Roy. He was associated with the Kolkata Police. The DNA report has also confirmed his involvement.
Sanjay Roy was arrested on August 10. Just a day before this, the half-naked body of the doctor was found in the seminar hall of the hospital. Apart from this, the CBI has also examined the CCTV footage in which he is seen entering the building where the doctor was murdered.
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The accused has a history of domestic violence. Despite this, he had access to all departments of the hospital. He was arrested after his Bluetooth headset was recovered from the crime scene.
The CBI is yet to complete its probe into the involvement of more people in the case. The agency is likely to send the forensic report to independent experts for their final opinion. Earlier, a doctor had claimed that the victim may have been gang-raped. Dr Suvarna Goswami had told India Today that the nature of injuries sustained by the trainee doctor could not be the work of a single person.
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The victim’s parents also raised this argument before the Calcutta High Court, alleging the presence of large amounts of semen in her body, which indicated gang rape.
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During the hearing on the Kolkata case, the judge asked when was the Panchnama done? Has any officer from the CBI come? The Solicitor General told that the Joint Director has come here. On this the judge asked that Madam, can you explain to us why there is so much difference in the records. Sibal tried to intervene. On this the judge said that the procedure adopted by your police is different from the Criminal Procedure Code. I have not seen such a thing in my 30 years of career. The way your police officer worked was not right at all. The Chief Justice said that the diary entry shows that the crime scene was preserved after the post-mortem.
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Justice JB Pardiwala asked the Bengal government’s lawyer Kapil Sibal to tell him when the postmortem took place. To this Sibal replied that it was between 6:10 pm and 7:10 pm. The judge said that when you were lifting the body, you knew that it was an unnatural death. Yet the FIR was filed at 11:45 pm. It is surprising that the FIR was filed after the postmortem.
On this, Sibal said that as per my information, unnatural death was also registered at 1.45 pm. Justice Pardiwala said to Sibal that please answer responsibly. You just have to look at your documents and then answer. It is taking so much time. Ask a responsible police officer to be present here on the next date, who can answer our questions.
Justice Pardiwala said- I have not seen anything like this in my 30 years of career
During this, Justice JB Pardiwala also said that I have not seen such an incident in 30 years. He said that the police did not follow the correct procedure in this case. The court also said that when it was known in the morning that this was a case of unnatural investigation, then why was there a delay in marking and cordoning off the crime scene. On this, Kapil Sibal said that this is not the case. The entire crime scene was also videographed.