Today, On 11th February, The Calcutta High Court emphasized that corruption in influential positions significantly undermines public confidence while hearing the RG Kar case. The court stressed the need for transparency and accountability in governance to maintain trust in public institutions. Allegations of corruption in the case have raised concerns over ethical misconduct in administrative affairs. The court’s remarks highlight the broader impact of corruption on society and the justice system.
During the hearing, the special CBI judge questioned the agency for not providing all documents to Sandip Ghosh. However, the judge also scolded Ghosh’s lawyer, stating, “We’re not here to find faults with either side.This is not a political platform where you can raise your voice. You cannot speak like this against an agency. Submit your concerns in writing.” The court maintained that legal arguments must follow proper procedures.
The Calcutta High Court dismissed Sandip Ghosh’s petition to postpone charges in a financial irregularities case from his tenure as RG Kar Medical College principal. Justice Tirthankar Ghosh ruled against interference with the CBI court’s order. As the trial proceeds, Ghosh remains under scrutiny amid ongoing investigations into financial misconduct.
Today, On 19th December, The parents of the RG Kar rape and murder victim have asked the Calcutta High Court for a fresh investigation into the case. They claim important evidence has been lost during the ongoing CBI-led probe and have urged the court to act quickly. Their request comes after two accused in the case were granted bail on December 14.
Today, On 13th December, Sandip Ghosh, former principal of RG Kar Medical College, was granted bail in a case involving the rape and murder of a doctor but remains in custody for a separate financial irregularities investigation. Allegations against Ghosh included evidence tampering, while Mondal was charged with delaying the FIR. The case ignited nationwide protests for better safety and justice for medical workers.
The Calcutta High Court has ordered the CBI to submit a report on former RG Kar Medical College principal Sandip Ghosh’s request to liquidate his fixed deposit for family expenses. Arrested over alleged financial irregularities and evidence tampering, Ghosh must add the CBI as a party in his plea. The court’s decision awaits the CBI report on October 30.
The Calcutta High Court has stayed the suspension of 59 junior doctors from RG Kar Medical College, issued after the rape and murder of a colleague. The court found the disciplinary actions violated natural justice, as only the state government can decide on such matters. Protests by junior doctors continue, highlighting concerns over intimidation within medical institutions.
Today, On 15th October, the CBI updated the Supreme Court on its serious investigation into the rape and murder of a doctor at Kolkata’s RG Kar Medical College. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta presented a status report, noting a chargesheet filed against Sanjay Roy. The Supreme Court criticized delays in the case and mandated urgent safety measures for healthcare professionals.
Yesterday, On 5th October, Dr. Ashish Pandey was remanded to CBI custody amid an investigation involving a former principal and a police officer linked to the rape and murder of a trainee doctor at RG Kar Medical College. The case has ignited nationwide protests and demands for accountability in hospitals.
A CBI court denied bail to Sandip Ghosh and Abhijit Mondal, accused of raping and murdering a medical trainee. The court cited the serious nature of the allegations, potentially leading to capital punishment. Both men remain in custody as the CBI investigation proceeds, amid public outrage and concerns for safety in the medical community.
