In a shocking development in the Kolkata doctor rape-murder case, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has released disturbing insights into the psychological profile of the accused, Sanjay Roy. The case, which has gripped the nation, involves the brutal murder of a young doctor at the RG Kar Medical College and Hospital.
According to a senior CBI officer who spoke on condition of anonymity, Roy's psychoanalytic profiling has revealed deeply troubling characteristics. The accused has been described as a "pervert" with an "animal-like instinct," showing a severe addiction to pornography. Most alarmingly, Roy reportedly displayed no remorse when recounting the gruesome details of the crime during interrogation.
The victim, a dedicated medical professional, was attacked while resting during her 36-hour shift in the hospital's seminar hall. Autopsy reports indicate she suffered 16 external and nine internal injuries before succumbing to strangulation. The brutality of the crime has sent shockwaves through the medical community and the general public alike.
Investigators have gathered substantial evidence linking Roy to the crime scene. CCTV footage places him in the vicinity at the estimated time of the murder, and his Bluetooth headphones were recovered near the location. Additionally, Roy's mobile phone contained numerous pornographic clips, further supporting the psychological assessment.
The CBI is now exploring the possibility of a larger conspiracy behind this heinous act. As part of their investigation, they have questioned Dr. Sandip Ghosh, the former principal of RG Kar Medical College, multiple times. The agency is considering administering polygraph tests to Roy, Dr. Ghosh, and other potential persons of interest.
In a parallel investigation, the Kolkata Police are looking into allegations of financial irregularities against Dr. Ghosh. Adding another layer of complexity to the case, Akhtar Ali, a former colleague of Dr. Ghosh, has made startling claims about the ex-principal's involvement in a "business of dead bodies."
As the investigation unfolds, the medical community and the public are calling for swift justice and improved security measures in healthcare facilities. This tragic incident has highlighted the urgent need for better protection of medical professionals, especially those working long hours in vulnerable conditions.
The case continues to evolve, with authorities promising a thorough investigation to bring all responsible parties to justice. The shocking nature of this crime has sparked a national conversation about safety in hospitals and the psychological screening of hospital staff and workers.
