The case has created a significant stir in Kolkata today. The main accused, Sanjay Roy, has undergone a polygraph test. CBI experts conducted the test with a lie detector machine at Presidency Jail. The test lasted for about four hours, after which the CBI team exited the jail. Simultaneously, the CBI has conducted raids at several locations probing into corruption linked to the heinous incident. The CBI team searched the residence of former principal, Sandeep Ghosh, for nearly six hours, with one team leaving and another still on-site.
Raids were also conducted at the residences of Devashish Som and Sanjay Vashishta, who were part of Sandeep Ghosh's team at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital. In total, the CBI searched 15 locations. The CBI initiated a search at Sandeep Ghosh's house at 6 AM today, entering after waiting for an hour and a half. Subsequently, raids were carried out at the homes of two senior doctors as well. The case has been handed over to the CBI based on a complaint from the former vice-principal of the medical college, Akhtar Ali.
The investigation into the Kolkata rape and murder case of the lady doctor is deepening. The roots of this case may extend to various places, potentially revealing other cases connected to this murder. The Mamata government had initially formed an SIT to investigate the irregularities, but the High Court later mandated that the CBI should take over the investigation. Since Sunday morning, the CBI has been actively probing the matter.
Serious Corruption Allegations Against Sandeep Ghosh
The CBI has conducted rapid raids at 15 places linked to the case. Each location is being thoroughly searched. Sandeep Ghosh faces serious and significant corruption charges. Despite being transferred twice, he remained at RG Kar Hospital due to his influential connections. Before the CBI took over, the SIT had already made significant progress in investigating corruption and financial irregularities, but these documents had to be handed over to the CBI following a court order.
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Was the Doctor Eliminated to Conceal Secrets?
The manner in which the High Court handed over the case to the CBI raises several questions. Was the victim lady doctor aware of some wrongdoing in the hospital? Was there an attempt to cover up hospital irregularities? Was the lady doctor eliminated for fear of exposing these secrets? Is there a deep connection between the hospital's irregularities and this rape and murder case? Over 100 hours of questioning have been conducted with Sandeep Ghosh, who is at the center of all these allegations.
Polygraph Tests Conducted on Sanjay Roy and Five Others
This case, which has shaken the nation, is a complex one for the CBI, India's most brisk investigative agency. To uncover the truth, the CBI is utilizing lie detector machines. Today, a polygraph test was conducted on the main accused, Sanjay Roy. Earlier, six individuals, including former principal Sandeep Ghosh, underwent polygraph tests.
Sanjay Roy Initially Confessed, Now Claims Innocence!
Sanjay Roy's polygraph test was initially scheduled for Saturday but was postponed due to technical issues. His lawyer stated that Sanjay agreed to the polygraph test because he claims innocence. However, police sources reported that he had confessed to the crime and even mentioned suicide by hanging, though his lawyer denies these claims.
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Crucial Evidence Against Sanjay Roy Collected by CBI
Sanjay Roy could be the key to solving this intricate puzzle. The police have amassed substantial evidence against him, including forensic and situational. On Saturday, the CBI seized Sanjay Roy's bike, which he allegedly used on the night of the incident to leave the hospital and return home to sleep. This evidence strengthens the case against him.
Surveillance Footage Caught Sanjay at the Medical College
The CCTV cameras captured every movement of Sanjay entering and exiting the hospital on the night of August 8th and 9th. Every step he took was recorded, including his presence on the third floor at the time of the crime. At around 3 AM, cameras captured him leaving the hospital. The most incriminating evidence is his Bluetooth device found near the victim's body, proving his presence at the crime scene.
