Kolkata rape-murder case Sanjay Roy
Sanjay Roy, the main accused in the Kolkata rape and murder case, was subjected to a polygraph test on Sunday. The test was conducted by four CBI officials in the presence of jail officials and Roy gave all the wrong answers, sources told The Times of India.
During this test, Sanjay Roy looked restless and anxious. He has given false and untenable answers, "the Times of India reported. Meanwhile, Roy's lawyer Kavita Sarkar claimed that the defence counsel had not informed when and where the test would be conducted. She also said that none of the defence lawyers could appear in violation of the guidelines laid down by the National Human Rights Commission.
"She was already dead.
Sources said Roy claimed he was under the influence of alcohol. He accidentally saw the victim in the seminar hall. When he opened the door with his helmet, he saw that she was already dead. So he ran away.
Sanjay Roy was repeatedly questioned about the incidents that took place between August 8 and 9. However, most of his answers were found to be false and misleading, CBI sources said. Why didn't you tell the police? Why is there so much forensic evidence against him for rape and murder? He asked him the same question. Four junior doctors and a civic volunteer will also be tested in a similar manner in the next few days. Two more tests were scheduled for Sunday, but were postponed.
The Calcutta High Court has allowed the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to conduct polygraph tests on seven people, including prime suspect Sanjay Roy and former principal Sandip Ghosh. Roy has confessed to the crime. He agreed to the test. But he was wrong on the test. A few days ago, the CCTV footage of the seminar hall was handed over to the CBI. Accordingly, Sanjay Roy is seen entering the seminar hall wearing Bluetooth earphones around his neck. Therefore, further investigation is underway.