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Police custody of three accused has been extended till 8 July in the case of gangrape from a first year student at Law College, Kolkata.
The main accused Manjit Mishra, Jab Ahmed and Pramit Mukherjee were arrested on 26 June. The court first sent him to police custody for four days.
At the same time, the custody of Pinaki Banerjee, the security guard of the college arrested on Saturday, has also been increased to July 4.
Meanwhile, South Kolkata Law College took disciplinary action and finished the job of Manjit Mishra and suspended both the students from the college.
In addition, the college administration has also recommended the cancellation of Mishra’s membership from the Bar Council as it is a practice advocate.
Manjit was hiring due to lack of staff
Nayana Chatterjee, Vice Principal of Law College, had said that the main accused Manjit Mishra was appointed as a temporary faculty member a few months ago. Hilling was done due to lack of permanent staff.
Chatterjee said that the college administration came to know about the incident through the media. The victim student or anyone else did not complain to the college administration about the incident.
He said that the police had sought permission to enter the campus a day after the incident. The security guard was also asked not to tell about this. Police have sealed two rooms of the ground floor. The Vice Principal also talked about doing the guard’s duty properly.
Nail marks on the body of main accused Manojit
Police investigation has revealed that Manojit has nail marks on his body, which shows that the victim tried to save herself.
As part of the investigation, the police searched the mobile call records of the three accused. It was found that Manjit had called Dr. Nayana Chatterjee, Vice Principal of the college the next morning of the incident. The police then questioned the Vice Principal twice.
Police recovered CCTV footage from medical store
The police have also seized CCTV footage of the medical store from where accused Jab Ahmed bought an inhaler for Victim.
Victim had told in his complaint that he had pleaded with the accused to take the hospital, but when he did not agree, he asked to bring the inhaler. Jab then ordered the inhaler, after which the accused continued to rape her.
Police said that digital evidence collected from the scene, medical examination reports and other evidence also match the story of Victim.
Police said- The accused carried out the crime by fixing in advance
Samples of the three accused in the Kolkata gang rape case have been taken. Fluids, urine and hair samples of Manjit Mishra, Pramit Mukherjee and Zaid Ahmed were taken on June 30 at the medical college. This process lasted for about eight hours.
The police said on the investigation, ‘The three accused had been tracking the victim for several days. Mishra had targeted the victim from the very first day of enrolling in college. The incident was done after planning.
The police have also warned that action will be taken if the victim’s identity is revealed. On the other hand, the Law College has suspended the main accused of gangrape and two other accused. Alipur court has extended police custody of the three till 8 July.
On June 25, a student was gangraped at South Kolkata Law College. The main accused is the alumni Manojit Mishra from here. It also includes two students Jab Ahmed, Pramit Mukherjee and a guard Pinaki. A SIT of 9 members has been created for investigation.
Petition filed to conduct CBI investigation of gang rape
A PIL was filed on Monday in the Calcutta High Court for CBI investigation of Kolkata gang rape. In this, the CBI has been requested to direct the primary investigation of the case and submit the report to the court.
This demand has been made due to the main accused being associated with the state’s ruling party TMC. The petition also demanded compensation to the victim and deployment of civil volunteers for the safety of girls at the Government Education Institute.
Some other petitions filed earlier have demanded an inquiry into the case under the supervision of the court. These petitions may be heard at the end of this week.
On Monday, students protested against Kolkata gang rape.
CCTV and medical report confirmed gang rape The CCTV of the college has about 7 hours footage from 3:30 pm to 10:50 pm on June 25. An investigating officer said that the incident of forcibly taking the victim student in the guard room in CCTV has been captured. This confirms the allegations made in the written complaint of the student.
On June 28, the medical report of the victim student was also confirmed the rape. According to the police, there have been marks of forcing the victim, cutting the body and scratching from the nail. He has also confirmed the assault.
The main accused is the case of gang rape … Chief police prosecutor Sorin Ghoshal said that according to the Supreme Court’s decision, all the persons who help in rape should be held responsible. In this case, two other persons helped in rape. Because of this it is a case of gang rape.
The BJP released a picture of Manjit Mishra with TMC leaders.
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- On the night of 8 August 2024, the trainee doctor was raped in RG Kar Hospital. The doctor’s body was found in the seminar hall on the morning of 9 August. Based on the CCTV footage, the police arrested a civic volunteer named Sanjay Roy on 10 August. After this incident, there were demonstrations across the country including Kolkata. Health services were stalled in Bengal for more than 2 months.
- On the night of 8 August 2024 at the Medical College-Hospital in Kolkata, Sanjay Roy, convicted of rape and murder, was sentenced to life imprisonment and fined 50 thousand. The court convicted Sanjay on 18 January.
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