Major Action in RG Kar Case! 3 IPS Officers Suspended, CM Suvendu Hints at Reviewing Mamata’s Role

The RG Kar Medical College rape and murder case has once again sparked major political controversy in West Bengal. In a significant administrative move, Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari announced the suspension of three IPS officers over alleged negligence and administrative failure in handling the investigation.

Speaking at a press conference from Nabanna, the Chief Minister stated that departmental inquiries would also be initiated against the officers concerned. According to him, several serious irregularities have surfaced during the investigation into the horrific crime involving the young doctor at RG Kar Medical College.

He alleged that there were major lapses in evidence collection, security arrangements, and the overall investigation process after the incident took place. These failures, he said, raised serious questions regarding the conduct and responsibility of senior police officials. The government is treating the matter with utmost seriousness and is determined to ensure accountability at every level.

In a politically significant statement, the Chief Minister also hinted that the administrative role of former Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee may come under scrutiny. He claimed that certain decisions and administrative positions taken during the previous government’s tenure could have affected the pace and direction of the investigation. Although no formal probe against her has yet been announced, the remarks have already triggered intense political debate across the state.

Opposition parties have strongly criticized the move, calling it an act of political vendetta. On the other hand, the ruling administration maintains that these actions are necessary to uncover the truth and restore public confidence.

The RG Kar case has already led to widespread protests, demonstrations, and heated political confrontations across West Bengal. With this latest announcement, political tensions in the state are expected to rise even further.