A letter, purportedly penned by ex-Chief of RG Kar Hospital, Sandip Ghosh, has surfaced, indicating a potential tampering of the crime scene where the intern doctor was sexually assaulted and killed. Sukanta Majumdar, the President of the BJP, mentioned in a social media post that the directive was issued by Sandip Ghosh, the ex-director of RG Kar Medical College, on August 10, just a day following the demise of the victim. Even though colleagues and protesters have accused the Police Commissioner of manipulating the crime scene, he has denied doing so." HT was unable to confirm the legitimacy of the directive.
The BJP has reiterated its call for the resignation of the chief minister, underscoring the importance of a just inquiry.
Based on a supposed letter received on August 10th, it was ordered for the Executive Engineer to swiftly begin the process of fixing, updating, and rebuilding the rooms for on-duty doctors and their respective connected bathrooms in every department of RG Kar Hospital in Kolkata. The letter pointed out "shortcomings" in the doctors' offices and connected bathrooms in different sections.
Presented are the new advancements
- On Thursday, the TMC refuted claims of a police concealment as asserted by the guardians of the female physician who purportedly experienced sexual assault and homicide. They claimed that a recently emerged video disputes the family's allegations by demonstrating their earlier contentment with the inquiry.
- In retaliation, the family asserted that the video was coercively captured by the authorities following the cremation.
- The family of the late doctor, who stood in solidarity with protesting doctors at RG Kar Hospital on Wednesday evening, alleged that the Kolkata Police was trying to cover up the case by hastily incinerating the remains.
- TMC captain Kunal Ghosh on Thursday called on President Droupadi Murmu and Union Home Minister Amit Shah to tackle the issue of crimes against women across the country. He also asserted that, typically, 90 such instances happen each day throughout the nation.
- Bratya Basu, the education minister of West Bengal and a prominent TMC member, mentioned that despite Kolkata Police providing the CBI with all necessary paperwork 23 days ago, there has been no substantial advancement or interaction from the organization.
- The corpse of the medical intern was found in the conference chamber of the medical center on August 9, sparking nationwide demonstrations. A community volunteer was taken into custody not long after, and the Central Bureau of Investigation also apprehended Sandip Ghosh for purported financial malpractice at the healthcare facility.
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