Kolkata gangrape case: Chargesheet filed against 4 men
Kolkata Police have filed a 658-page chargesheet against four men accused of gangraping a 24-year-old South Calcutta Law College student.
The survivor said she was attacked in a security guard's room on campus after refusing to marry Monojit Mishra, a former student and lawyer.
Along with Mishra, two current students—Pramit Mukherjee and Zaib Ahmed—and security guard Pinaki Banerjee are named in the case.
Forensic evidence matches Mishra's DNA with survivor's clothes
Police say the assault lasted over three hours on June 25, with two of the accused acting as lookouts and filming what happened.
Medical reports confirmed signs of brutal sexual assault, including forceful penetration, bite marks, and nail scratches on her body.
Forensic evidence, including DNA matching Mishra's on the victim's clothes, CCTV footage showing her being forced into the room, and call records all support her account.
All four are now in custody; Mukherjee and Ahmed have been expelled from college, while Mishra's contract has ended.
Cyber experts are helping review digital evidence to strengthen the case further.