Kolkata Horror: CBI Accesses CCTV Footage of Fateful Night, Shocking Details Revealed

Kolkata: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has accessed the CCTV footage of RG Kar Medical College and Hospital in Kolkata, from the fateful night of rape and murder; it reveals shocking details.

The CBI, who is currently investigating the Kolkata Doctor Rape and Murder Case, has revealed the multiple entries and exits of the accused, Sanjoy Roy.

CBI Accesses CCTV Footage of Fateful Night, Here's What It Reveals

In the CCTV footage, the main accused Sanjay Roy was first seen in the RG Kar Medical College and Hospital at 11 pm on the night of the incident but within the next half an hour, he left the hospital.

According to the investigations, Sanjoy Roy had come to meet a patient who he had admitted to the hospital.

At around 3:45-3:50 am in the morning, the prime accused entered the hospital again and went inside the seminar room.

At about 4:35 am, Sanjay Roy returned from the seminar hall and at 04:37 am, he left the hospital premises.

CBI is also investigating the details of Sanjay Roy's mobile phone. Along with this, it is tracing his mobile location and analyzing his movement that night.

What ‘Abhaya’ Did Before Being Brutally Raped and Murdered?

According to sources, the victim and her friends had ordered food at night. This food was ordered through an online app.

Kolkata police had also recorded the statement of this delivery boy.

The victim had also written a diary entry before going for her 36-hour nightshift; it was her last diary entry.

Indian Medical Association on 24-Hour Nationwide Strike, Puts Forth Demands

The IMA is on a 24-hour nationwide strike with OPD services and non-elective surgeries suspended across the country. The doctors' body, seeking justice for the trainee doctor, has put forth five demands including a central law ensuring doctors' safety. The demands are…

• Firstly, the association is demanding a complete change in the living and working conditions of the resident doctors across the country; this includes lack of safe places for the doctors to rest and the 36-hour shift Abhaya was in.
• The Indian Medical Association is also demanding for a Central act which would include the amendments made to the Epidemic Diseases Act of 1897 in the proposed Hospital Protection Bill, 2019. As per the association, this central act would empower the existing laws in 25 states and would improve the conditions of medical workers.
• Questioning the security protocol at all hospitals across the country, the doctors' body has said that all hospitals must have security like it is at the airports; CCTV cameras, security personnel, mandatory security entitlement and specific protocols have been demanded.
• With respect to the Kolkata Rape and Murder Case, the IMA has sought a detailed and professional investigation of the heinous crime within a limited time. The association is also demanding the identification and arrest of those who have vandalised the RG Kar Medical College and Hospital during the midnight protest on August 14 and a strong punishment for them.
• The IMA is also demanding a respectable, appropriate compensation for the family of the trainee doctor who was raped and murdered in Kolkata.