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Excise policy case: BRS leader K Kavitha sent to 3-day CBI custody till April 15

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Kolkata RG Kar Hospital Case: CBI Claims No Gang-Rape Took Place; Sanjay Roy's DNA Report Out [Video]

Kolkata RG Kar Hospital Case: CBI Claims No Gang-Rape Took Place; Sanjay Roy's DNA Report Out

The CBI's investigation into the Kolkata doctor Rape and Murder case is nearing completion, with DNA evidence linking Sanjay Roy to the crime. CFSL experts confirmed a match, and AIIMS is reviewing the findings. The probe revealed Roy acted alone, and over 100 statements were recorded. The CBI conducted 10 polygraph tests to ensure thoroughness. Once AIIMS provides its final opinion, a charge sheet against Roy is expected soon. #SanjayRoy #CBI #KolkataRGKarHospital #CFSL #CBInews #RGKar #MamataBanerjee #CBIUpdates #Worldnews #Oneindia #Oneindianews ~PR.320~ED.102~GR.121~

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