The CBI, which is investigating the rape-murder case that took place at Kolkata’s RG Kar Medical College and Hospital, will consult experts from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) on DNA and forensic reports. This is being done to strengthen the case. A CBI official said that this report will also help the investigating agency to find out whether Sanjay Roy is the only accused or there are other people involved in the crime. This way it will be clear whether the lady doctor was raped and then gang-raped. The whole country wants to know the answer to this question at this time.
The CBI is so far working on the fact that Sanjay Roy is the only accused in the crime, but the involvement of others will be ruled out only after getting the opinion of experts from AIIMS. The body of the junior doctor, who was raped and murdered, was found in the seminar hall of RG Kar Hospital on August 9. Kolkata Police arrested the main accused Sanjay Roy on August 10 based on CCTV footage.
Sanjay Roy was seen entering the seminar hall at 4.03 am on August 9. He was questioned extensively based on CCTV footage and the police found an injury on his left cheek, a scratch on the ring finger of his left hand, a scratch on the back of the thigh and several other marks, which indicated that the victim had struggled with him. During the medical examination, swabs and smears, semen, hair, nail clippings and fragments of the accused were collected.
On August 13, the Calcutta High Court, while ordering a CBI investigation, had asked the Kolkata Police to hand over all evidence and documents to the investigating agency. After this, the CBI started investigating this case from August 14. The CBI took all forensic evidence from the Kolkata Police. After this, the polygraph test of the main accused Sanjay Roy, former principal of the medical college Sandeep Ghosh, four junior doctors and a civic volunteer was done.
Currently, Sanjay Roy is in jail. Kolkata Police has handed over more than 53 evidences against him to CBI after its initial investigation. These evidences include technical evidence, crime scene and things recovered from Sanjay, which have implicated him. After the incident, police had already got CCTV footage of Sanjay Roy, in which he was seen going towards the seminar hall of the hospital.
After this, his broken Bluetooth neckband was also found from the spot, which was paired with his mobile phone. This also proved to be an important reason for his arrest. Apart from this, from 8.30 to 9.45 pm on August 9, forensic experts collected more than 40 exhibits i.e. samples from the crime scene and their videography was done. All these evidences are pointing towards the fact that Sanjay is the main culprit.
During the process of collecting evidence, the police also recorded the statements of several independent witnesses and doctors. Moreover, when the police arrested Sanjay Roy on 9 August, the marks of assault and atrocities on the trainee doctor the previous night were still present on his body. During this period, the police got Sanjay Roy medically examined, in which fresh scratch marks were found on his hand and thigh.
The police collected all the data of Sanjay’s mobile phone under the supervision of the magistrate. It also proves that the location of his mobile phone was near the emergency building of RG Kar Hospital at the time of the incident. Apart from this, the places from where he travelled to reach here and the places where he stopped are all recorded in the mobile phone. Apart from this, there is CCTV footage. The police also found private pictures of his girlfriend from his mobile phone.
Along with this, some strange porn videos have also been recovered. These cannot be watched by a common man. These videos are extremely violent, beyond the limits of relationships. Finger prints of the trainee doctor have also been found on his body and some things around it. Apart from this, the police have the blood stains of the trainee doctor present on his clothes, inner garments, slippers worn during the incident. Sanjay’s blood sample has also matched with some blood stains found at the scene.
These are very important evidences against Sanjay. Apart from this, some pictures of Sanjay captured in the CCTV cameras of a bank in Shyambazar area of Kolkata confirm his movements. These too were kept safe by the police, which have now been handed over to the CBI. Now the CBI is taking the help of AIIMS experts to find out whether Sanjay alone carried out this crime or someone else was also with him.
Source (PTI) (NDTV) (HINDUSTANTIMES)