The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has formally registered an FIR in opposition to Sandip Ghosh, the previous principal of RG Kar Medical Faculty and Hospital, in reference to a big corruption case. The allegations embrace the illicit trafficking of unclaimed our bodies, amongst different critical expenses.
CBI Takes Over Investigation
The case was handed over to the CBI following a directive from the Calcutta Excessive Court docket, which ordered the central company to imagine management from the state’s Particular Investigation Group (SIT). The CBI promptly obtained all related paperwork from the SIT on Saturday morning, marking the start of its probe into the matter.
CBI officers, together with the company’s authorized representatives, introduced a duplicate of the FIR to the Chief Judicial Justice of the Peace at Alipore Court docket. The FIR encompasses varied grave accusations in opposition to Sandip Ghosh, together with his alleged involvement within the trafficking of unclaimed our bodies.
Akhtar Ali, the previous Deputy Superintendent of RG Kar Medical Faculty, has performed an important position in bringing these allegations to mild. Ali lately approached the Calcutta Excessive Court docket, requesting that the investigation be transferred to the Enforcement Directorate (ED) as a result of severity of the corruption expenses. He additionally claimed that Sanjay Roy, who’s accused in a separate rape and homicide case, was a part of the safety element for Sandip Ghosh. Moreover, Ali accused Ghosh of trafficking biomedical waste and medical provides to Bangladesh.
Polygraph Check Carried out On Sandip Ghosh
As a part of the continuing investigation, Sandip Ghosh underwent a polygraph take a look at on Saturday on the CBI’s Kolkata workplace. Sanjay Roy, the first accused within the Kolkata physician rape and homicide case, additionally underwent the take a look at whereas in jail. Moreover, 4 different docs and a civic volunteer, all current on the night time of the alleged crime, had been subjected to the polygraph take a look at on the CBI workplace.
