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Kolkata : The then Principal Sandeep Ghosh had committed irregularities in the post-mortem process of the body of a female doctor who was a victim of brutality at RG Kar Hospital in Kolkata. Sandeep had completely 'controlled' the post-mortem through his trusted doctors. The CBI which is investigating the case has revealed this. During the interrogation by CBI, the mortuary assistant of the hospital told that during the post-mortem, he was not allowed to come near the body, he was made to sit on a chair in the corner, while his job was to mark the injured parts of the body. Informing the doctors about the dead body and post-mortem, helping the dead body and finally putting it to sleep.
CBI estimates that this was done to hide which body parts of the deceased were injured. CBI has interrogated the post-mortem team's chief doctor Apoorva Biswas and the mortuary assistant. The investigation also revealed that the post-mortem of the female doctor's body was done after sunset, while the post-mortem of seven bodies was done before sunset on the same day. In these the assistant used to do his work regularly.
Student leader who made a film on the incident suspended
Trinamool Congress has suspended its student organization vice-president Prantik Chakraborty and Jadavpur-Diamond Harbor organization district leader Rajanya Halder for making a short film titled 'Agamani Tilotmar Galpo' on the RG tax issue. Giving this information on its X handle, Trinamool Congress Chhatra Parishad said that both of them have been suspended for anti-party activities. TMC leader Kunal Ghosh said that the party has nothing to do with the short film. This film is going to be released on 2nd October.
RG tax incident terrible: Kiran Rao
Kiran Rao, director of the Oscar-nominated film 'Missing Ladies', has said that the incident at the hospital is horrific and she stands strongly with those demanding justice for the deceased female doctor. Speaking to reporters after the program of Ladies Group of Indian Chambers of Commerce here on Friday, she said, “The terrible incident of August 9 is very unfortunate. I stand with all those who are protesting on the streets of Kolkata for justice and a safe working environment for women. Every section of the society has united regarding this.
