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Kolkata Murder Horror: “Nobody entered", Bengal Police deny evidence tampering at crime site

Name: Kolkata Murder Horror: “Nobody entered, Bengal Police deny evidence tampering at crime site - The Tribune
Uploaded: 2024-08-31T16:18:37+05:30
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Description: On the RG Kar rape-murder incident, DCP Central Indira Mukherjee on August 30 refuted the allegations of evidence tampering. During a Press Conference, she said that the authorities had gathered a video of the cordoned-off area of the seminar...

On the RG Kar rape-murder incident, DCP Central Indira Mukherjee on August 30 refuted the allegations of evidence tampering. During a Press Conference, she said that the authorities had gathered a video of the cordoned-off area of the seminar...

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Updated At : 04:18 PM Aug 31, 2024 IST

On the RG Kar rape-murder incident, DCP Central Indira Mukherjee on August 30 refuted the allegations of evidence tampering. During a Press Conference, she said that the authorities had gathered a video of the cordoned-off area of the seminar hall. While addressing, she added that the officials had identified the people present there, following this, she highlighted that no one entered the restricted area who was not part of the investigation process. #kolkatadoctorcase #doctormurder #kolkata #mamatabanerjee #protest

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