Kolkata Doctor Rape And Murder Case: Reports Suggest Victim Was Gangraped, Is Sanjay Roy The Scapegoat?
Doctor reports that the trainee doctor was gangraped at the hospital!
In a shocking turn of events, a doctor reported that after examining the body of the victim, who was killed at Kolkata’s RG Kar Hospital, there were signs of gang rape. In an exclusive interview with India Today, Dr Subarna Goswami explained her injuries and stated that they couldn’t have been caused by just one person. Read to know more.
Doctor Says Multiple People Involved In Kolkata Rape, Murder Case
According to Dr Subarna Goswami, the post-mortem report indicated the presence of 151 grams of liquid from the vaginal swab. She further stated that the injuries couldn’t have been caused by one individual and implied that multiple people were involved in the crime. The doctor also mentioned that even the victim’s family believed that more than one person was involved in the terrible incident. This gruesome incident has caused anger across the country, leading to protests by doctors in various states. Moreover, the post-mortem report revealed that the victim was severely choked before killing her
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Due to intense choking, her thyroid cartilage broke and her private parts were also wounded. The accused Sanjay Roy is being labelled as a scapegoat in a turn of events. Initially, the hospital informed the victim’s parents she was sick and then claimed that she had taken her own life. However, the autopsy report revealed signs of violence and ruled out the possibility of suicide. Only after the public protest on August 9, the police registered the heinous crime as a rape and murder case. Furthermore, the accused also tried to avoid any blame and made insensitive comments like. He questioned – “Why was the lady doctor walking around alone at night?’. For the unversed, On August 9, he was arrested by the Kolkata Police.
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First Published: August 14, 2024 6:03 PM
