Kolkata doctor rape-murder: According to sources, the CBI has asked Sandip Ghosh what his immediate reaction was when he learned about the murder.

Sandip Ghosh, former principal of RG Kar Hospital in Kolkata, arrives at the CBI office to be questioned in the rape-murder case.(PTI file photo)

Kolkata doctor rape-murder The Central Bureau of Investigation is considering subjecting Dr Sandip Ghosh, the former principal of RG Kar Medical College and Hospital, to a polygraph test. The lie detector test will be administered since the agency discovered “discrepancies” in several of his replies during interrogation, according to a CBI officer.

Earlier this month, a 31-year-old trainee doctor was raped and murdered inside the hospital’s seminar room. She had gone to the room to rest amid her gruelling 36-hour-long shift. The Kolkata police arrested a civic volunteer named Sanjoy Roy for the grisly murder after his Bluetooth headphones were found near the body.

The CBI has been interrogating Sandip Ghosh, who resigned two days after the killing, for several days to determine whether the doctor was murdered as part of a scheme.

Kolkata doctor rape-murder: According to sources, the CBI had asked Ghosh what his immediate reaction was when he learned about the murder. The agency has also asked the doctor why he kept the victim’s parents waiting for three hours before handing over the body.

Kolkata doctor rape-murder:-The agency told PTI that they intended to verify Sandip Ghosh’s responses using a polygraph test.

“We want to double-check Ghosh’s answers because some of them are inconsistent. As a result, we’re considering conducting a polygraph test on him,” the official told PTI.

The agency has also requested that the doctor provide the identify of the person he called after obtaining information about the murder.

Kolkata doctor rape-murder: He has also been questioned over

the approval of renovations to rooms close to the lecture hall of the RG Kar hospital after her body was discovered there.The agency had recently received permission from a local court to subject Sanjay Roy to a polygraph exam.

Sandip Ghosh’s questioning began when the Calcutta High Court determined that he should have been the first to be questioned.

The Supreme Court chastised the West Bengal government on Tuesday for the delay in filing the FIR in the case, citing what Sandip Ghosh and the hospital administration did after discovering the murder.

The court also noted that Ghosh attempted to pass off the murder as a suicide.

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