A new revelation has been made regarding Sandeep Ghosh, former principal of Kolkata’s government medical college RG Kar.
The ED on Tuesday claimed that Sandip Ghosh and his wife purchased two immovable properties without approval from the Bengal government.
He has three flats and a farmhouse in Kolkata. Sandip Ghosh was arrested by the CBI on 2 September. He is in judicial custody till 23 September.
Last month, a woman doctor was raped and murdered in RG Kar Medical College. This has shaken not only Bengal but the entire country. The doctors of the hospital are constantly demanding the strictest and quickest punishment for the accused.
While probing the case against Sandip Ghosh, the ED claimed that the wife of Sandip Ghosh, former principal of Kolkata’s RG Kar Medical College and Hospital, purchased two immovable properties without “due approval” from West Bengal government authorities.
The federal agency said in a statement that it recovered documents related to about half a dozen houses, flats and a farmhouse owned by the doctor couple during searches at the premises of Ghosh and his “close relatives” at seven locations in Kolkata on September 6.
The ED has registered a case against Sandeep Ghosh in a money laundering case related to alleged financial irregularities after taking cognizance of the CBI FIR.
The former principal had come under scrutiny after the rape and murder of a 31-year-old female trainee doctor at the hospital on August 9.
The ED said Ghosh’s wife Dr Sangeeta Ghosh purchased two immovable properties “without due approval from the state government authorities”.
The ED said, “During the search, several other incriminating documents and digital devices related to Dr. Sandip Ghosh have been seized. These documents related to properties have been seized on the basis of prima facie suspicion that these properties were purchased from the proceeds of crime.”
judicial custody till 23 September
Sandeep Ghosh has been sent to judicial custody till September 23 by the special CBI court in a case of financial irregularities.
The court also sent his security guard Afsar Ali and two alleged associates (medical equipment seller Biplab Sinha and medicine shop owner Suman Hazra) to judicial custody till September 23.
Though the accused were earlier sent to CBI custody for eight days, leaving the investigating agency the option of seeking a maximum remand of six days, the investigators did not file any such plea before the court.
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