Kolkata Police Conducts Reconstruction in Law Student Rape Case
In a crucial step in the investigation of the alleged gang rape of a 24-year-old law student in Kolkata, police conducted a detailed reconstruction of the crime scene at South Kolkata Law College. All four arrested suspects participated in this process, which lasted about four hours. The police aim to cross-check findings from the scene with the victim's complaint and other evidence. The investigation is being led by the Kolkata Police's detective department, with officials confirming that medical reports support the victim's statement. This case has raised significant concerns about safety and accountability within educational institutions.
| Jul 4, 2025, 12:33 IST
Reconstruction of Crime Scene in Kolkata
In a significant development regarding the ongoing investigation into the alleged gang rape of a 24-year-old law student, Kolkata police executed a detailed reconstruction of the crime scene at South Kolkata Law College on Friday. All four arrested suspects were present during this process. The police team arrived at the college premises around 4:30 AM, accompanied by the three main accused: former student and contractual employee Monojit Mishra, current students Pramit Mukherjee and Jaib Ahmed, along with college security guard Pinaki Banerjee. The reconstruction lasted approximately four hours and concluded by mid-morning. A senior officer stated that this reconstruction is a crucial aspect of our investigation. The findings from the scene will now be cross-checked with the victim's complaint and other evidence collected so far.
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According to the FIR, the victim, a first-year law student, was allegedly raped by Monojit Mishra with the assistance of two other students on the evening of June 25. The incident reportedly lasted over three hours and occurred at multiple locations within the college, including the guard's room. Security guard Pinaki Banerjee has been accused of negligence for failing to intervene during the incident. His police custody is set to end on July 4, after which he will be presented in court.
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Police officials have confirmed that both the medical examination report and circumstantial evidence corroborate the victim's statement. The investigation is currently being led by the Kolkata Police's detective department. Authorities have stated that all findings will be evaluated in coordination with the victim's statement to ensure complete verification and validation of the facts.