Murder of a doctor in Kolkata: CBI officials on Monday began the second round of polygraph tests of former director Sandeep Ghosh and five others in connection with the probe into the rape and murder of a doctor at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital, an official said, in the last 10 days. Ghosh found no consistency in his statements during interrogation, due to which the officials had to conduct another round of polygraph tests. The CBI had conducted lie detector tests on Ghosh and five others on Saturday.
CBI also raided the house of Sanjay Vashishtha.
The official said that in connection with the probe into alleged financial irregularities at RGKMCH, questioning of former institute director Sandeep Ghosh and former medical superintendent and deputy director Sanjay Vashishtha was initiated on Monday. CBI officials conducted searches at Ghosh’s Beliaghata residence on Sunday. Ghosh had reached the agency’s office in Salt Lake on Monday morning with files and documents. According to the officer, CBI officials also raided Vashishtha’s house.
CBI raided 13 locations on Sunday
We have a lot of questions for him after yesterday’s search operation. On Sunday, the CBI conducted simultaneous searches at the premises of Ghosh, Vashishtha and 13 others in and around Kolkata in connection with its probe into alleged financial irregularities in the anti-corruption unit of RG Kar Medical College and Hospital. The offices and residences of. Some people supplying materials for patient care were also raided. The CBI had raided 13 places on Sunday.
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According to the complaint filed by former RGKMCH deputy superintendent Akhtar Ali, Ghosh, during his tenure as the hospital director, along with his associates, had constructed food stalls, cafes, canteens etc. without the permission of the health department and the university council. Tenders were called for. According to the official, preliminary investigation revealed that three businessmen had been given illegal contracts. On the directions of the Calcutta High Court, the CBI has registered cases of murder and alleged financial irregularities.
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