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Viral video shows scene of Kokata crime was 'compromised'

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Updated At : 03:52 PM Aug 27, 2024 IST

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#kolkata #rgkarhospitalnewsupdate #viralvideo #kolkatadoctorsmurder #westbengal Viral video shows scene of Kokata crime was 'compromised' Shocking footage from Seminar Room of RG Kar Medical College & Hospital, soon after the lifeless body of the raped and murdered PGT lady doctor was found. The crime scene was completely destroyed with so many doctors, policemen, hospital staff and OUTSIDERS in the Place of Occurrence (PO). One can see these people in the video. There are several others: #rgkarhospitalnewsupdate #viralvideo #kolkatadoctorsmurder #viralvideo

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