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A Shocking Twist: Supreme Court Slams Kolkata Police in Rape and Murder Case

A recent ruling by the Supreme Court of India has sent shockwaves through the nation as it harshly criticized the handling of a high-profile rape and murder case by the Kolkata police. The court’s verdict has raised serious questions about the competence and integrity of the local law enforcement agency.

The case in question involves the tragic death of a female doctor in Kolkata, who was found murdered in her hostel room. While the police initially arrested a fellow resident doctor, the Supreme Court’s investigation uncovered a disturbing pattern of irregularities and potential cover-ups.

One of the major concerns raised by the court was the sequence and timing of legal formalities conducted by the Kolkata police. It was deemed highly unusual that the postmortem was carried out before the case was even registered, suggesting a possible attempt to manipulate evidence.

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), which was brought in to investigate the case, informed the court that the crime scene had been tampered with and that there was strong evidence of a cover-up. This revelation further eroded public trust in the Kolkata police and raised questions about the involvement of higher-ups in the case.

The Supreme Court’s scathing remarks about the Kolkata police’s handling of the case have ignited widespread outrage and calls for justice. The court’s verdict has also highlighted the urgent need for reforms in the Indian criminal justice system to ensure that such grave injustices do not occur again.

As the investigation continues, the nation awaits the outcome of the case with bated breath. The Supreme Court’s intervention has brought the spotlight to the serious issue of police misconduct and the need for accountability in law enforcement.