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The tragic case of the rape and murder of a woman medic at the RG Kar Medical College and Hospital in Kolkata has taken another significant step forward with the framing of charges against the prime accused, Sanjay Roy. The court announced that day-to-day trial will commence on November 11, marking a crucial stage in the pursuit of justice for the victim and her family. The weight of the charges against Roy is considerable, as he faces accusations under Section 64 (rape), Section 66 (causing death or persistent vegetative state) and 103 (murder) of the Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita. The severity of these charges reflects the horrific nature of the crime and the potential for a long and arduous legal process.
Despite the charges being framed, Roy maintains his innocence, claiming to have been framed and threatened by the government. These claims warrant investigation as they could potentially complicate the case and raise questions about the integrity of the prosecution. It's crucial to allow for due process and a fair trial to ensure a just outcome. The allegations made by Roy highlight the importance of maintaining a balanced approach, avoiding premature judgments, and upholding the principles of the legal system.
The involvement of the CBI in the investigation, following a Calcutta High Court order, signifies the gravity of the case and the need for thorough scrutiny. The CBI’s charge sheet, which identifies Roy as the sole prime accused, suggests a focused line of inquiry. However, the involvement of the Kolkata Police and the concerns raised by Adhir Chowdhury regarding potential collusion between the police and CBI warrant further investigation to ensure transparency and accountability. The case should be pursued with diligence and fairness to ensure that all relevant facts are brought to light and justice is served.
Source: RG Kar rape-murder case: Kolkata court frames charges against prime accused