IMA questions Fingerprint expert's involvement, Slams Kolkata Police's handling of RG Kar medico death case
Kolkata: After the Kolkata police clarified a crowded photo of the seminar hall at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital where the PG trainee doctor was found dead on August 9, the West Bengal state branch of the Indian Medical Association (IMA) slammed the police department and questioned the presence of alleged 'Fingerprint Expert' Dr Avik De in the seminar room.
Recently, the association pointed out Dr Avik De who was referred to be a Finger Print Expert as per a Kolkata police statement. Issuing a press release on Saturday, the association claimed that the person, who was referred to as the fingerprint expert, was a first-year postgraduate trainee of the surgery department at Seth Sukhlal Karnani Memorial Hospital (SSKM), Kolkata.
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This comes after a press conference held by Deputy Commissioner of Police (Central), Indira Mukherjee, where she claimed that no unauthorized individuals were present at the crime scene. However, a viral photograph of a crowded seminar room on the day of the incident features Dr Avik, whose credentials are now in question as he was seen among police officers, videographers, Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) members, and others in the seminar room.
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