Sanjay Roy has been found guilty in the RG Kar Medical College rape and murder case. The sentencing is set for Monday. However some questions persist is that Sanjay the sole perpetrator or are there others who played a role in this gruesome crime.?

The Verdict So Far

Sanjay Roy was convicted after the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) presented strong evidence including digital and medical records. The court ruled him guilty based on the investigation's findings. However Sanjay maintains his innocence claiming he has been framed.

Unanswered Questions

The victim's family and some medical professionals involved in protests claim the case has deeper layers. They believe others may also be involved, raising doubts about the completeness of the investigation.

Additional Charges

Apart from Sanjay former RG Kar Medical College principal Sandeep Ghosh and former Tala Police Station Officer in Charge Abhijit Mondal were arrested for allegedly tampering with evidence. However due to the CBI's failure to file a supplementary charge sheet within 90 days both were granted bail.

Timeline of Events

- August 9: The horrific incident occurred at RG Kar Medical College.

- September 14: Sandeep Ghosh and Abhijit Mondal were arrested for evidence tampering.

- December 13: The CBI missed the deadline to file additional charges, leading to their bail.

Future Investigation

The CBI is expected to file a supplementary charge sheet soon which could reopen proceedings against Sandeep and Abhijit. This indicates that the case is far from over and further investigations are ongoing.

Sanjay's Claims

After the verdict Sanjay reiterated his innocence questioning why his Rudraksha necklace remained intact if there was a struggle. He also alleged coercion by officials during the investigation.

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Potential Punishment

The court has hinted at severe penalties for Sanjay ranging from life imprisonment to the death penalty. The final sentencing will be announced on Monday.

While Sanjay Roy has been convicted the RG Kar case is not entirely resolved. The possibility of additional perpetrators and evidence tampering allegations keep the case open. The upcoming sentencing and supplementary investigations will determine the next course of action.