R.G. Kar victims household to fulfill CBI Director, Home Minister

Ahead of a mega rally on August 9 to mark one yr of the horrific crime, mother and father of the physician who was raped at killed at Kolkata’s R.G. Kar Hospital, on Wednesday (August 6, 2025) left for Delhi.

The mother and father mentioned that they’ll meet the Director of Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) throughout their go to to Delhi. They additionally mentioned that they’re prepared to fulfill Home Minister Amit Shah if they’ll safe an appointment.

The go to by mother and father of the R.G. Kar sufferer to the nationwide capital assumes significance because it comes forward of August 9 march to Kalighat, the place the residence of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is situated. The mother and father have given a name to the individuals of the State together with political events to hitch the march to mark one yr of the crime.

“From SUCI (Communist) to CPI(M), Congress and BJP — we’re urging all events, besides TMC, to hitch this rally for justice — not only for our daughter, however for each girl who has been brutalised.” the daddy of the sufferer mentioned. Several political events within the Opposition have mentioned that their supporters will be part of the mother and father on August 9.

A civic police volunteer was arrested by Kolkata Police for alleged involvement within the crime. After the case was transferred to the CBI by the Calcutta High Court, the central company submitted a cost sheet towards Sanjoy Roy the accused.

A trial courtroom sentenced the accused to life time period in January 2025 within the case. The sufferer’s mother and father, nevertheless, haven’t been happy with the end result of the investigation by the CBI, and have mentioned that they’ve been failed by each the State authorities and the Union authorities.

The mother and father of the deceased physician have approached Calcutta High Court with questions on the investigation by the CBI. Recently, the counsel of the mother and father urged the courtroom to permit them entry to the scene of the crime, which was rejected by a Court.