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The horrifying rape and murder of a doctor at Kolkata's RG Kar Medical College and Hospital has sent shockwaves through the city and the nation. The primary suspect, Sanjay Roy, has vehemently denied any involvement in the heinous crime, maintaining his innocence in the face of mounting evidence against him.
Roy's arrest on August 10, just a day after the incident, was based on CCTV footage that allegedly placed him at the crime scene. Further solidifying the case against him was the discovery of a Bluetooth headset belonging to Roy inside the seminar hall where the crime occurred. This evidence, along with the disturbing nature of the crime, has led to widespread public outcry and demands for swift justice.
Despite the overwhelming evidence, Roy has steadfastly maintained his innocence. He underwent a polygraph test administered by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), where he was questioned about his actions on the night of the incident. Although he continued to deny involvement in the crime, he admitted that he found the victim unconscious and covered in blood upon entering the seminar hall. This statement, coupled with his claim that he left the room in a state of panic and did not know the victim personally, raises serious questions about his credibility and actions.
Roy has alleged that he is being framed for the crime and that the real culprit is someone else. He attributed his failure to report the incident to the police to his fear and the belief that no one would believe his side of the story. However, this explanation is unlikely to appease the public, who are demanding answers and accountability for the heinous act.
The case has sparked intense public debate about the safety of women in India, particularly in educational and medical institutions. The tragic death of the doctor has highlighted the need for comprehensive measures to prevent such crimes and ensure the safety and security of women in all spheres of life. The investigation is ongoing, and authorities are working tirelessly to gather more evidence and bring the perpetrator to justice.
Source: Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Case: Sanjay Roy Claims Innocence, Says 'Victim Was Already Unconscious'