Video shows a crowd muddying crime spot
The Free Press Journal|August 27, 2024
A video has surfaced that shows a cluster of people in the seminar hall where the victim of the RG Kar Medical College Hospital was found on the morning of August 9.
Aritra Singha
Video shows a crowd muddying crime spot

While there is no time stamp in the video the Kolkata police are not denying that the video is from the crime scene and emanated soon after the unnatural death of the trainee doctor came to light.

The junior doctor's body is not seen in the video, possibly shot by one of the onlookers in the cluster. What it shows, however, are Dr Debashish Som, a close aide of the principal of the medical college at the time of the murder, and his lawyer, Shantanu Dey, and the principal's Personal Assistant. The of ficer in charge of the hospital's police outpost is also there, in uniform, and they are all discussing something.

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