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'Will accept any punishment if…' Kolkata murder case accused’s sister makes shocking revelation

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Updated At : 01:43 PM Aug 27, 2024 IST
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Accused Sanjay Roy’s sister on August 23, condemned the brutal rape and murder at RG Kar College and Hospital on August 9. While speaking to ANI, she said that she had not met her brother for the last 17 years. Following this, she said that she is ready to accept any punishment for her brother if found guilty. #kolkataladydoctormurder #rgkarhospitalnewsupdate #badlapur #kolkatadoctorsmurder #kolkatadoctorcase #supremecourt #live #cji #tmc

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