Kolkata: The ongoing trainee doctor murder case in Kolkata continues to unravel shocking revelations. The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is now intensifying its scrutiny of four doctors, including the hospital’s former principal, Dr. Sandeep Ghosh. The focus? A lie detector test for Ghosh to uncover the truth.
Discrepancies in Ghosh’s Answers Prompt Polygraph Test
Dissatisfied with Dr. Ghosh’s inconsistent arguments and responses during interrogation, the CBI sought court permission for a polygraph test. The agency aims to verify Ghosh’s statements, as discrepancies have emerged in some of his answers. The lie detector test will provide crucial insights into the case.
Court Grants Permission for Polygraph Examination
The Kolkata court has granted permission for the CBI to conduct polygraph tests on four doctors, including Dr. Sandeep Ghosh. This move underscores the gravity of the investigation and the urgency to uncover the truth behind the trainee doctor’s tragic demise.
AIIMS Doctors End Strike: Supreme Court’s Appeal
In a related development, resident doctors from Delhi’s All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) and Ram Manohar Lohia (RML) Hospital have decided to end their 11-day strike. Their protest was in response to the rape and murder of a female doctor in Kolkata. The Supreme Court appealed to the protesting doctors to resume work, assuring them that no adverse action would be taken upon their return.
Prioritizing Patient Care Amid Safety Concerns
The Resident Doctors Association (AIIMS, Delhi) expressed gratitude for the Supreme Court’s intervention and assurance regarding safety. They emphasized that patient care remains their top priority as they return to work.
