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CBI arrests ex-RG Kar Hospital principal Dr Sandip Ghosh, 3 others over 'financial irregularities'

Ghosh was questioned for the 15th day by the agency over 'rape and murder' of a post-graduate trainee doctor
CBI officials come out of the RG Kar Medical College and Hospital after questioning former principal Sandip Ghosh (seen in white shirt) in connection with financial irregularities of the hospital, in Kolkata. PTI file
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Kolkata, September 2

The CBI on Monday arrested former principal of RG Kar Medical College and Hospital Dr Sandip Ghosh and three others for their alleged involvement in financial misconduct at the establishment, officials said.

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Ghosh was questioned for the 15th day at the agency's Salt Lake office over the alleged rape and murder of a post-graduate trainee doctor at the hospital on August 9. He was later escorted to the CBI's Nizam Palace office in Kolkata which houses the agency's anti-corruption wing and was shown as arrested.

Within an hour after Ghosh was arrested, CBI officers picked up his security guard and two vendors who used to supply materials to the hospital where the body of a woman medic, who was raped and murdered, was found on August 9.

The Calcutta High Court on August 23 ordered the transfer of the probe into the alleged financial irregularities at hospital from a state-constituted Special Investigation Team (SIT) to the CBI.

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The direction came in response to a petition by former deputy superintendent of the facility, Dr Akhtar Ali, who prayed for a probe by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) into multiple counts of alleged financial misconduct at the state-run institute during the tenure of its former principal.

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