Kolkata: In a shocking revelation, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has uncovered a disturbing scandal at Kolkata’s RG Kar Medical College and Hospital. The investigation points to the rape and murder of a female doctor, who had allegedly discovered and protested against the illegal reuse of medical supplies, including syringes and saline bottles, at the hospital. This sinister practice was reportedly part of a financial racket involving several individuals, including Sandeep Ghosh, who sought to profit at the expense of patients’ lives.
According to CBI sources, the victim had learned about the illegal reuse of medical materials—syringes and saline bottles—meant to be discarded after a single use. Instead, these materials were being circulated back into the hospital for use in patient care. The money meant for purchasing new supplies was allegedly being siphoned off by Ghosh and his accomplices. The doctor’s discovery and her opposition to the malpractice are believed to have led to her becoming a target.
RG Kar News Highlights:
- CBI revealed that the murder of the female doctor at RG Kar Hospital is connected to a larger financial corruption scheme involving the illegal reuse of medical supplies.
- Sandeep Ghosh and his associates are suspected of reintroducing used syringes and saline bottles into hospital services, pocketing the funds meant for new supplies.
- An audio recording obtained by the CBI indicates that Ghosh was aware of the doctor’s protests, with a conversation suggesting she was “going too far” and needed to be silenced.
- The doctor was raped and murdered as a consequence of her whistleblowing, according to the CBI’s preliminary findings.
- The investigation is ongoing, with the CBI examining additional audio evidence and interrogating individuals involved in the case to understand the full extent of the conspiracy.
This gruesome discovery has sparked outrage, highlighting not only the corruption within the hospital but also the brutal consequences faced by those who stand against such malpractices. The CBI continues its investigation, aiming to bring the perpetrators to justice.