A Kolkata special court has approved a polygraph test on Sanjay Roy, accused of raping and killing a 31-year-old trainee doctor. Roy was arrested on August 10 and remanded to judicial custody for 14 days. He sustained injuries on his left cheek, hand, and thigh during the incident. The polygraph test will aid in the investigation. The victim was found dead at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital, where she worked. The case has sparked widespread outrage, and authorities are working to ensure justice is served. The next hearing is scheduled after the polygraph test results are obtained.

The prime accused in a gang rape case in Assam’s Nagaon district died after attempting to escape police custody early on Saturday. Tafazul Islam, who was arrested on August 23 for his alleged involvement in the gang rape of a 14-year-old girl, was being taken to the crime scene for investigation. Around 4 a.m., he tried to escape by jumping into a nearby pond. Police launched a rescue operation, and his body was recovered from the water after two hours. The incident occurred during an official investigation at the site of the crime.

The Calcutta High Court has transferred the investigation into financial irregularities at R G Kar Medical College and Hospital to the CBI from the state-appointed SIT. This decision, made on August 23, 2024, follows a petition by former deputy superintendent Akhtar Ali. The CBI is required to take over the probe by 10 am on August 24. This development comes after the West Bengal government set up the SIT to investigate financial discrepancies dating back to January 2021, amid ongoing protests related to a recent rape and murder case.

Sanjoy Roy, accused of raping and murdering a trainee doctor in Kolkata, was “influenced,” claimed his mother, Indira Chakraborty, in an exclusive interview. She expressed regret, saying, “Had I been more strict, this wouldn't have happened.” Roy, a school topper and boxer, was arrested after being linked to the crime scene at RG Kar Medical College. His mother mentioned that her son was deeply affected by his first wife’s death, leading to his alcohol addiction. She also expressed helplessness, abandoned by her daughters and unable to appeal in court.

Actor John Abraham has expressed his strong reaction to the horrific rape and murder of a Kolkata doctor. In his first public comments, Abraham warned, "I’ll tell the boys to behave, otherwise I’ll tear them apart," urging better values from parents for their sons. He condemned the lack of safety for women and children in India and emphasized that men should act as protectors, not threats. His remarks come in the wake of the tragic incident at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital, which has ignited widespread protests and calls for justice.

Sanjay Roy, accused of raping and murdering a 31-year-old doctor in Kolkata, has been "framed," according to his mother. She believes “many people” were involved in the crime. Despite his confession, Roy’s family doubts his guilt. His sister stated, “If he has done this, he should be punished.” Investigations revealed Roy's disturbing psychological profile, including severe addiction to pornography. The CBI continues to explore if others were involved, as technical evidence places Roy at the crime scene. The former principal of RG Kar Medical College is also under scrutiny in the case.

The CBI is investigating the rape and murder of a 31-year-old trainee doctor at RG Kar Medical College in Kolkata. The crime occurred in a seminar hall on August 9, while the victim was asleep during her 36-hour shift. A broken door bolt in the hall is under scrutiny as it may have allowed the attacker, Sanjay Roy, to enter. The CBI is also checking CCTV footage to see if someone guarded the door during the crime. Polygraph tests will be conducted on four hospital employees, including the principal, who resigned after the incident.

Five laborers died when the roof slab of an under-construction cottage at a resort in Choral village, Mhow tehsil, Indore district, collapsed on Thursday night. The incident occurred about 40 km from Indore’s district headquarters while the workers were asleep under the structure. Authorities were notified around 6:30 am on Friday, and police immediately launched a rescue operation, recovering the bodies from the site. Indore (Rural) Superintendent of Police Hitika Wasal confirmed the deaths and stated that an investigation is underway to determine the cause of the collapse. The bodies have been sent for post-mortem.

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has fined Air India ₹99 lakh for operating a flight with a crew that did not meet qualification standards. The flight was commanded by a captain who was not a certified trainer, alongside a first officer who had not been fully released for line duties. The DGCA also imposed fines of ₹6 lakh and ₹3 lakh on Air India’s Director of Operations and Director of Training, respectively. The pilot involved has been warned to ensure such violations do not occur again. The incident highlights serious concerns about Air India's crew management and safety protocols.

Nagaon district police in Assam rescued a 14-year-old girl who was found in a semi-conscious state on a road in Dhing area. The girl alleged gang-rape by three unidentified men. She was admitted to Dhing medical unit for treatment. The incident was reported by a passerby, prompting police action. An investigation is underway, but the accused remain unidentified. The Student Union has called a bandh to protest the incident. Police are working to gather evidence and apprehend the suspects.