National

CBI Charges 5 In RG Kar Financial Scam, Including Ex-Principal

The Central Bureau of Investigation has officially filed a charge sheet in a case involving alleged financial irregularities at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital in Kolkata.

Submitted on November 29 to the Special Judge, CBI Court in Alipore, the chargesheet names five individuals, including the institution’s former Principal, Dr. Sandip Ghosh.

The accused listed in the chargesheet are:

1. Dr. Sandip Ghosh, the former Principal of RG Kar Medical College.
2. Dr. Ashish Kumar Pandey, a former house staff member of the hospital.
3. Biplab Singha, the owner of M/s Maa Tara Traders.
4. Suman Hazra, the proprietor of M/s Hazra Medical.
5. Afsar Ali Khan, additional security personnel and an associate of M/s Eshan Cafe.

The case originated following an order by the Calcutta High Court to investigate alleged financial mismanagement within the college and hospital. The CBI took up the inquiry to identify lapses and irregularities linked to the accused individuals.

Dr. Sandip Ghosh, who was already under investigation for corruption, also came under scrutiny earlier this year in connection with the tragic rape and murder of a trainee doctor at the hospital. The young doctor’s body was discovered in the seminar room on August 9, triggering a nationwide outcry and demands for justice. Shortly afterward, a civic volunteer, Sanjay Roy, was arrested in the case.

However, Roy has repeatedly claimed his innocence, alleging that he was framed. During a court hearing on November 11, he publicly accused former Kolkata Police Commissioner Vineet Goyal of orchestrating the conspiracy.

Speaking to reporters, Roy declared, “It was Vineet Goyal who conspired and framed me. I was threatened, and several senior officers were involved.”

The investigation into both the financial irregularities and the murder case continues to evolve. While the chargesheet addresses the corruption allegations, the unresolved questions surrounding the trainee doctor’s death and Roy’s claims of a conspiracy involving high-ranking officials keep the spotlight on the case.

Both matters remain critical for ensuring justice and accountability.

Read More: Supreme Court, Delhi High Court, States High Court, International

Meera Verma

Recent Posts

“Broken Relationships Don’t Inherently Amount To Abetment Of Suicide”: SC

In a significant ruling the Supreme Court of India has recently clarified that broken relationships,…

2 hours ago

Badaun Jama Masjid: UP Court Sets Next Hearing On December 3

A major development has occurred in the ongoing legal dispute between Jama Masjid in Badaun…

3 hours ago

Delhi HC Directs Govt. To Submits Report On AHF Injection Stocks and Supply Chain

The Delhi High Court has recently instructed both the Centre and the Delhi government to…

3 hours ago

ED: Sanction In CBI Case Covers PMLA Offences, Court Disposes Kejriwal’s Plea

The Enforcement Directorate on Saturday has informed the Rouse Avenue Court that the sanction obtained…

4 hours ago

SC Calls For Balance In ED Officer’s Case In Tamil Nadu

The Supreme Court has recently emphasized the need to balance the interests of state and…

5 hours ago

Sambhal Violence: ASI Affidavit Highlights Challenges In Inspecting Shahi Jama Masjid

The Archaeological Survey of India has outlined the challenges faced by it during the survey…

5 hours ago