Kolkata doctor rape-murder case Highlights: Former official of R.G. Kar hospital moves Calcutta HC; seeks ED probe against former principal Sandip Ghosh

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) yesterday dismissed a fake letter being circulated on social media in connection with the ongoing probe into the rape and murder.

The letter, which is widely circulating on social media carries a signature from a person named “Dr Akash Nag”, ostensibly an Indian Police Service officer working in the CBI.

The official statement reads, “A fake letter in the name of a person named Dr Akash Nag and claiming to be DIG, Joint Director, Crime Branch, Kolkata under the official banner “Central Bureau of Investigation, Office of the Deputy Inspector General, Anti-Corruption Branch, Kolkata” and addressed to Union Home Secretary is circulating in Social Media through WhatsApp, etc., about the case related to rape and murder of a trainee doctor of RG Kar Hospital, Kolkata.”

“It is clarified that the said letter is fake one. The investigation of the case is being handled by CBI Headquarter, Delhi. Moreover, there is no officer in CBI by the name and designation of Dr. Akash Nag, DIG, Joint Director, Crime Branch, ACB, Kolkata. The contents of said letter are false and hence vehemently denied,” it added.

-ANI