Kolkata rape case accused Sanjay Roy.
On the morning of August 9, the body of a trainee doctor was found in the seminar hall of Kolkata’s RG Kar Medical College and Hostel. Kolkata police arrested civic volunteer Sanjay Roy on charges of rape-murder the day after the incident. There were protests across the country demanding justice in the case of rape and murder of a trainee doctor. A CBI probe was ordered when the case was filed in the Calcutta High Court. Five days after the incident, the CBI started investigating the case.
19 days have passed since the CBI investigation started, but the mystery of the trainee doctor’s murder is still intact. Apart from Sanjay Roy, no one has been arrested nor has the CBI made any statement regarding the progress of the case.
However, Sandeep Ghosh, the former principal of the medical college, is being questioned continuously since August 16 in this matter. Sometimes the CBI interrogated Sandeep Ghosh for 10 hours, sometimes for 11 hours and sometimes for 12 hours. A total of 10 people including Sandeep Ghosh and accused Sanjay Roy were subjected to polygraph test.
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The CBI raided 15 places of Sandeep Ghosh and his close associates in connection with the RG tax corruption case. After the raid, a CBI official said that a lot has been recovered, but almost a week has passed since the raid. There is no statement from CBI yet. Now ED has also started investigation in corruption case and money laundering case.
Sandeep Ghosh interrogated for 15 days
Be it the rape case or the RG tax corruption case, Sandeep Ghosh’s role has been questioned. In the first case, the responsibility for this incident fell on him as an administrator, in the second case, the accusations are directly on him. Sandeep Ghosh’s former associate and former Deputy Superintendent of RG Tax Akhtar Ali told the court that Sandeep Ghosh was involved in medical organic waste corruption, embezzlement of government funds, nepotism in selection of vendors, appointment of contractors in violation of law. and many other financial malpractices. The CBI interrogated him every day for 15 days.
19 days of CBI investigation completed
On the other hand, it has been 19 days since the investigation into the rape and murder of the doctor was handed over to the CBI. On August 13, a division bench of the Calcutta High Court headed by Chief Justice TS Shivagnam ordered the investigation of the case to be handed over to the CBI. On August 14, the CBI started investigating the case. A special team from Delhi went to Kolkata and started the investigation.
Kolkata Rape Case Exhibition and CBI
Despite the passage of 9 days, the CBI has not disclosed anything publicly regarding the investigation of the case. Investigators have questioned several people connected to the case. But CBI has not arrested anyone new in these 19 days. The arrested civilian volunteer was taken into custody and questioned.
10 including Sanjay Roy were polygraph tested
Currently, Sanjay Roy is in the custody of the Presidency Jail on the orders of the court. A polygraph test was also conducted there. A total of 10 people were tested by investigators, but the CBI did not say what the polygraph test revealed. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court heard the case on its own initiative.
Kolkata Rape Case and Accused Sanjay Roy.
A status report was sought from CBI regarding the progress of investigation in the case. CBI has also submitted that report in an envelope. But what it contains is yet to be revealed.
Find out where the case stands
It has been 19 days since the CBI investigation, but so far no major breakthrough has been made in the case. The CBI is not ready to take a final decision based on the DNA report provided by the Central Forensic Science Laboratory.
On August 13, the sample was submitted for DNA report by Calcutta Police at CFSL Kolkata. Samples include samples taken from the private parts of the deceased, skin and hair samples from fingernails, and hair samples from crime scenes. Also the clothes, blankets and sheets of the deceased were taken as samples.
Clash over CFSL report
Blood sample of prime accused Sanjay Roy and his clothes worn that night were taken as samples. The request letter was issued by an Additional Commissioner of Police level officer on behalf of the Kolkata Police. The CFSL authority had initially sought 10 days to prepare the report.
Kolkata Rape Case and RG Car Hospital.
But on the request of the Kolkata Police, CFSL agreed to submit the report within 6 days, but as the CBI took over the investigation on the court’s orders on the same day, confusion arose as to which investigating agency CFSL would submit. Since the report, with the Kolkata Police and they were not investigating, they did not approach the CFSL, so the report remained with the CFSL officials.
Finally on August 26, with the permission of the court, the CBI collected the DNA report. The CBI did not want to comment on the report. According to sources, CBI also handed over some samples to CFSL after taking over the investigation. The report of that sample is yet to be prepared.
CFSL report will be scrutinized by AIIMS
According to sources, according to a report prepared on the basis of samples submitted by the Kolkata Police, Sanjay Roy’s DNA matches with the swab found from the private part of the deceased. Samples of injuries on Sanjay Roy’s body were matched with samples from the fingernails of the deceased. Hair found at the crime scene matched Sanjay’s DNA. Sanjay’s DNA was also found in the saliva sample of the deceased. The CFSL report does not mention the existence of any other person.
Kolkata Rape Case, Supreme Court, CBI
The CFSL report has been sent to experts at AIIMS for review, sources said, until the report of the sample sent by the CBI comes, the CBI is not ready to take a decision.
The case will be heard in the Supreme Court on September 5
Sources said that after the report, the CBI will match the circumstantial evidence and take further action. The CBI is expected to get the report before the Supreme Court hearing on September 5. Then we will get the clue to the end of this mystery. Now it will be seen what report the CBI presents to the Supreme Court on September 5.
