Kolkata Doctor Rape, Murder Case: Know More About Polygraphy Test That CBI Will Conduct On Prime Accused
The CBI got the permission to get a polygraphy test or lie-detector test done on the prime accused in the RG Kar Medical College case.
There have been some latest updates on the 31-year-old doctor’s rape and murder case in RG Kar Medical College. In the latest autopsy report, it has been confirmed that the victim suffered 14 wounds. As per the latest news reports, the DNA has also proved the prime accused Sanjay Roy was involved in the crime. Now, the CBI has sought permission to get a polygraph test done on him. Read to know more.
CBI Gets Permission For Polygraph Test On Prime Accused
On Monday, August 19, the Central Bureau Of Investigation was permitted to take a polygraph test of the prime accused in the RG Kar Medical College rape and murder college. Sanjay Roy, the alleged accused in the case is currently under arrest and his involvement in the crime was proved by the DNA report. The skin and blood found under the victim’s nails match the bruises that the accused suffered. After carrying out a psychoanalysis test of the accused, the CBI will soon conduct a polygraph test on him.
What Is A Polygraph Test?
The polygraph test is basically to understand and know if the alleged accused is telling the truth. It’s a lie detector test that analyses the person through the physiological responses. It measures the heartbeat, blood pressure, pulse and respiration among other indicators.
The CBI has also questioned the RG Kar Medical College principal Sandeep Ghosh for the fourth time. They suspect some discrepancies in his statements and therefore his WhatsApp texts and calls are under surveillance.
On the other hand, the victim’s parents have also levelled strong allegations against the department and college. They have claimed the involvement of more people in the crime and have put their faith in the CBI’s investigation. The Supreme Court will hear the case on Tuesday, August 20. It will be presented before the CJI DY Chandrachud. We hope she gets justice soon
First Published: August 19, 2024 7:49 PM
