Kolkata: Minutes after the sentence of Sanjay Roy in the rape and murder of an on-duty physician at the state-run R G Kar Medical College and Hospital, his older sis on Saturday stated the family members has no strategy to test the order by itself in any kind of court.
The middle-aged lady, her face partly covered in dupatta, informed press reporters at a shanty in Bhawanipore location that she had actually not checked out the Sealdah Court area where her sibling was generated and the court articulated him guilty.
“Please leave me alone. We are shattered,” she stated when press reporters asked her if she assumed her sibling was truly guilty.
“If he has committed any crime, he should get proper punishment. We don’t have any plan to challenge the order on our part. I am living in my in-laws house. I don’t have any contact with my family since my marriage in 2007 while my mother is not well,” she stated.
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The lady, that did not desire to reveal her identification or name, stated her sibling made use of to be like any kind of typical young boy throughout his childhood years days.
“As he grew up, he turned to booze but apart from that I myself did not ever hear any case about Sanjay misbehaving with any woman. Of course as we did not have regular contact with him in the past few years and he used to live in a separate locality I don’t have any fair idea about his associations and whether he was involved in any criminal offence,” she stated.
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Roy’s mommy that lives close by in the very same collection reverse Sambhunath Pandit Hospital, rejected to speak with the media.
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“I have nothing to say. Please leave me alone,” she stated. . .
People of the area, that directed press reporters to the home of the loved ones, collected near the home.
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“If he is convicted of the heinous crime he should be punished. But if others are involved in the case, they should not be allowed to go scot-free,” Umesh Mahato, a neighbor, stated.
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Roy court under Sealdah 64 of the Sections that controls rape, and Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita 66 and 103 (1) of the Sections, which manages penalties for fatality and murder. Act
