NEW DELHI: Trinamool Congress leader Kunal Ghosh on Sunday raised concerns regarding the ongoing investigation into the RG Kar Medical College and Hospital case. He questioned the delay in the CBI’s actions saying that the only arrest in the case has been made by the Kolkata Police.
“One arrest has been made and that too by the Kolkata police. What is the CBI doing? So much delay is happening, so much fake news, politics is going on, too stop all this the case must be solved first,” the TMC leader told news agency ANI.
Ghosh urged the protesting doctors to return to work and said that they can continue their protest in “some other format”.
“They should have trust in the CBI, the Supreme Court. (The doctors) should get come back to work, their protest can be done in some other format,” he said.
Ghosh said that he will not comment on the corruption case investigation, as it is currently in the hands of the CBI and the Supreme Court.
CBI officials launched search operations on Sunday at the premises of former RG Kar Medical College and Hospital principal Sandip Ghosh, ex-MSVP Sanjay Vashisth, and 13 others in and around Kolkata. The searches are part of the probe into alleged financial irregularities at the institute. The anti-corruption unit of the CBI is also investigating the residences and offices of those involved in supplying materials for patient management and care.
‘Main accused Sanjay Roy undergoes lie detection’
Sanjay Roy, the primary suspect in the alleged rape and murder of a trainee doctor at RG Kar Medical College, is underwent lie detection test at Presidency Jail in Kolkata, where he is being held, news agency PTI reported quoting officials. Additionally, two other individuals are scheduled to take the test at the CBI office in Kolkata during the day.
On Saturday, four people, including former principal Sandip Ghosh, underwent the polygraph test.
The CBI has requested permission from the court to subject seven individuals, including Roy and former medical college principal Sandip Ghosh, to the lie detector test. Although the test results cannot be presented as evidence during the trial, the findings provide the agency with guidance for further investigation.
On August 9, a postgraduate trainee woman doctor at Kolkata’s RG Kar Medical college and Hospital was allegedly raped and murdered. It led to the arrest of a Kolkata Police civic volunteer. The incident sparked nationwide protests by doctors and citizens. The Calcutta high court directed the CBI to register cases into both the killing and the alleged financial irregularities.
“One arrest has been made and that too by the Kolkata police. What is the CBI doing? So much delay is happening, so much fake news, politics is going on, too stop all this the case must be solved first,” the TMC leader told news agency ANI.
Ghosh urged the protesting doctors to return to work and said that they can continue their protest in “some other format”.
“They should have trust in the CBI, the Supreme Court. (The doctors) should get come back to work, their protest can be done in some other format,” he said.
Ghosh said that he will not comment on the corruption case investigation, as it is currently in the hands of the CBI and the Supreme Court.
CBI officials launched search operations on Sunday at the premises of former RG Kar Medical College and Hospital principal Sandip Ghosh, ex-MSVP Sanjay Vashisth, and 13 others in and around Kolkata. The searches are part of the probe into alleged financial irregularities at the institute. The anti-corruption unit of the CBI is also investigating the residences and offices of those involved in supplying materials for patient management and care.
‘Main accused Sanjay Roy undergoes lie detection’
Sanjay Roy, the primary suspect in the alleged rape and murder of a trainee doctor at RG Kar Medical College, is underwent lie detection test at Presidency Jail in Kolkata, where he is being held, news agency PTI reported quoting officials. Additionally, two other individuals are scheduled to take the test at the CBI office in Kolkata during the day.
On Saturday, four people, including former principal Sandip Ghosh, underwent the polygraph test.
The CBI has requested permission from the court to subject seven individuals, including Roy and former medical college principal Sandip Ghosh, to the lie detector test. Although the test results cannot be presented as evidence during the trial, the findings provide the agency with guidance for further investigation.
On August 9, a postgraduate trainee woman doctor at Kolkata’s RG Kar Medical college and Hospital was allegedly raped and murdered. It led to the arrest of a Kolkata Police civic volunteer. The incident sparked nationwide protests by doctors and citizens. The Calcutta high court directed the CBI to register cases into both the killing and the alleged financial irregularities.