Calcutta High Court and CBI
The Calcutta High Court on Friday took a strict stand in the case by taking RG. The High Court has given clear instructions to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). The court directed the CBI to submit the RG and submit a ‘case diary’ prepared by the Kolkata police in the case of her murder after raping a trainee female doctor on duty in medical college and hospital.
Next hearing on 23 April
The single bench of Justice Tirthankara Ghosh also directed the CBI to hand over the list of people in the next hearing on April 23, who were questioned in the case. The CBI submitted a sealed status report regarding the ongoing investigation into the case.
Investigation was handed over to CBI from Kolkata Police
The body of the female doctor was found in the hospital seminar room on August 9, 2024. The court handed over the investigation of the case from Kolkata Police to CBI on August 13, 2024. The lawyer appearing before the court to present the side of the CBI said that he had also brought the ‘case diary’ as per the instructions given by the bench during the last hearing.
The court asked, did the gang rape indicate?
During the hearing, the court asked whether the crime has been indicated by gang rape. Has the CBI identified additional suspects. Deputy Solicitor General Rajdeep Majumdar, who appeared on behalf of the CBI, said that the matter does not come under Section 70 (gang rape) of the Code of Justice of India (BNS).
14 -member medical board formed by doctors
He told the court that forensic examination of all DNA samples available from the crime site has been conducted and a 14 -member medical board of doctors from hospitals across the country has been constituted. Mazumdar said that no forensic evidence has not been established and ‘DNA Profiling’ was only convicted on the accused Sanjay Roy.
CBI investigated all aspects
He said that apart from these reports, the CBI investigated every aspect of the case and questioned many doctors, nurses, employees and others. The court said that discrepancies have been found between investigation and post -mortem reports.
Sanjay Roy was given a dreadful punishment by the session court
Judge Ghosh underlined that two bruises have been mentioned in the investigation report but the post mortem report did not contain the above information. The court questioned which aspect is currently investigating by keeping the CBI at the center. In response, Mazumdar said that the agency is investigating whether there was a big conspiracy behind the crime and whether any attempt was made to destroy the evidence. In this case, the session court of Sealdah sentenced a person named Sanjay Roy to be convicted and imprisoned till death. (With language input)
