Kolkata: In a shocking turn of events, the investigation into the rape and murder of a young female doctor at R.G. Kar Hospital has revealed a major conspiracy, with the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) now in possession of 15 unpublished and explosive photographs taken during the doctor’s post-mortem. These photos, claimed to be crucial evidence, are expected to expose those involved in the alleged conspiracy.
The photos were taken by one of the three doctors who conducted the post-mortem. This doctor, suspecting foul play, captured close-up images of the deceased’s body. The CBI has already sent these photos for forensic examination in Delhi, and the investigators are confident that the images will help uncover the truth behind the doctor’s mysterious death.
Typically, post-mortems are not conducted after sunset unless there is written authorization from higher authorities. However, it has been discovered that no such authorization was given in this case. Despite this, the post-mortem was conducted by three doctors, one of whom objected to the timing. This doctor suspected that something untoward had happened, leading to the decision to conduct an unauthorized post-mortem in the evening.
His suspicions prompted him to secretly capture 15 close-up images of the deceased’s body, including external injuries, internal wounds after dissection, genital trauma, and the collected samples. Although the doctor did not take the photos himself, he instructed a student doctor to use his mobile phone to capture the images. These photos are now central to the CBI’s investigation.
According to CBI sources, forensic analysis has confirmed that the photos were taken properly and have not been altered or tampered with. The CBI believes that these photos will be crucial in unmasking the conspirators involved in the young doctor’s death.
Additionally, the CBI has uncovered a possible motive behind the murder. An audio recording of Sandeep Ghosh, the former principal of R.G. Kar Hospital, has emerged as a significant piece of evidence. The audio reportedly reveals that used syringes and saline bottles were illegally reused at the hospital, with the proceeds from the sale of new supplies being pocketed by Ghosh and his associates. It is suspected that the victim discovered this illegal practice, which ultimately led to her murder.
With this evidence now in hand, the CBI is moving forward in its investigation, and the explosive revelations surrounding the 15 photos are expected to shed light on the larger conspiracy at play.
Key Points:
- Sensational Turn in Investigation: The investigation into the rape and murder of a young female doctor at R.G. Kar Hospital has taken a shocking turn with the release of 15 unpublished explosive photos. These photos were taken during the doctor’s post-mortem by one of the three examining doctors.
- Photos as Key Evidence: The 15 photos, captured close-up during the autopsy, are now key evidence in the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) inquiry. The images were taken without permission by a doctor who suspected irregularities in the post-mortem process.
- Violation of Post-Mortem Rules: Post-mortems are not typically conducted after sunset unless there is written authorization from higher authorities. In this case, no such written directive was found during the investigation, raising suspicions about the legality of the autopsy.
- Doctor’s Suspicion and Actions: One of the three doctors performing the post-mortem raised objections to conducting the autopsy in the evening. Suspecting a cover-up, the doctor used a mobile phone to capture the photos, which have since become a critical piece of evidence for the CBI.
- Student Doctor Involvement: The photos were not taken by the doctor himself but by a medical student on his instructions. The images show external injuries, internal injuries after dissection, genital trauma, and collected samples, which the CBI is now using as crucial evidence.
- Forensic Examination: The photos have been sent to a forensic lab in Delhi for examination. According to the CBI, the images were taken properly and have not been tampered with, reinforcing their validity as evidence.
- CBI’s Key Accusation: One major lead in the investigation involves a former principal of R.G. Kar Hospital, Sandeep Ghosh. The CBI suspects that the victim had uncovered information about the illegal reuse of syringes and saline bottles at the hospital, a practice Ghosh and his associates were allegedly profiting from. The CBI believes this may have been the motive behind the doctor’s murder.
- Audio Evidence: An audio recording linked to Sandeep Ghosh has emerged as part of the investigation, which reportedly reveals details about the illegal reuse of medical supplies, adding further weight to the suspicion that the young doctor was killed to suppress her knowledge of the malpractice.