South Calcutta Law College gang-rape: Amid the ongoing investigation into the South Calcutta Law College gang-rape, police have revealed that the prime accused, Monojit Mishra, spent considerable time drinking liquor inside the institute's guard room after committing the crime on June 25 with the other accused. As per the investigating officers, &nbsp;the trio - the other two being Pramit Mukherjee and Zaib Ahmed - then went to a dhaba on EM Bypass for dinner before returning to their respective homes the next morning.&nbsp;"After committing the crime, the three consumed alcohol in the guard's room and then asked security guard Pinaki Banerjee to keep his mouth shut about the incident," an officer said. It was further revealed that after realising the intensity of his crime, Mishra, on June 26, contacted an "influential" person in Deshapriya Park, South Kolkata, who had previously helped him. However, sensing the 'mood' of the situation, the person advised Monojit to back off.&nbsp;The prime accused then sought help from his "mentors" to find an escape route, the officer said."Monojit went to various parts of the city, including Rashbehari, Deshapriya Park, Gariahat, Fern Road, and Ballygunge Station Road, trying to meet his mentors. Mobile tower data also indicated that he visited someone near Karaya police station," the officer added.&nbsp;Monojit Mishra's lawyer makes BIG CLAIM&nbsp;Monojit Mishra's lawyer made a big claim in the investigation as he said the scratches and marks on Mishra's neck were love bites. Giving a disgusting remark in the case, Mishra's lawyer, Raju Ganguly said that if there is a presence of love bites than it is not rape but consensual intercourse. Mishra was a criminal lawyer and an alumnus of the South Calcutta Law College where he allegedly raped a 24-year-old student. Ganguly is the senior of Mishra.&nbsp;The defence lawyer claimed that the scratch marks found around Mishra's neck in a medical examination were love bites. Moreover, Ganguly has told the Indian media that he has demanded from the court that the mobile phone of the gang-rape survivor. He also demanded an investigation of her phone as well. he defense accused tat the survivor is trying to trap Mishra in the rape - that has been proven with various medical reports and CCTV footage.&nbsp;

As per the investigating officers,  the trio - the other two being Pramit Mukherjee and Zaib Ahmed - then went to a dhaba on EM Bypass for dinner before returning to their respective homes the next morning.

South Calcutta Law College gang-rape: Amid the ongoing investigation into the South Calcutta Law College gang-rape, police have revealed that the prime accused, Monojit Mishra, spent considerable time drinking liquor inside the institute's guard room after committing the crime on June 25 with the other accused. As per the investigating officers, the trio - the other two being Pramit Mukherjee and Zaib Ahmed - then went to a dhaba on EM Bypass for dinner before returning to their respective homes the next morning. "After committing the crime, the three consumed alcohol in the guard's room and then asked security guard Pinaki Banerjee to keep his mouth shut about the incident," an officer said. It was further revealed that after realising the intensity of his crime, Mishra, on June 26, contacted an "influential" person in Deshapriya Park, South Kolkata, who had previously helped him. However, sensing the 'mood' of the situation, the person advised Monojit to back off. The prime accused then sought help from his "mentors" to find an escape route, the officer said. "Monojit went to various parts of the city, including Rashbehari, Deshapriya Park, Gariahat, Fern Road, and Ballygunge Station Road, trying to meet his mentors. Mobile tower data also indicated that he visited someone near Karaya police station," the officer added. Monojit Mishra's lawyer makes BIG CLAIM Monojit Mishra's lawyer made a big claim in the investigation as he said the scratches and marks on Mishra's neck were love bites. Giving a disgusting remark in the case, Mishra's lawyer, Raju Ganguly said that if there is a presence of love bites than it is not rape but consensual intercourse. Mishra was a criminal lawyer and an alumnus of the South Calcutta Law College where he allegedly raped a 24-year-old student. Ganguly is the senior of Mishra. The defence lawyer claimed that the scratch marks found around Mishra's neck in a medical examination were love bites. Moreover, Ganguly has told the Indian media that he has demanded from the court that the mobile phone of the gang-rape survivor. He also demanded an investigation of her phone as well. he defense accused tat the survivor is trying to trap Mishra in the rape - that has been proven with various medical reports and CCTV footage.

As per the investigating officers, &nbsp;the trio - the other two being Pramit Mukherjee and Zaib Ahmed - then went to a dhaba on EM Bypass for dinner before returning to their respective homes the next morning.

What did Kolkata gang-rape accused do after committing the crime? Police reveal new details

South Calcutta Law College gang-rape: Amid the investigation into the Kolkata gang-rape case, a new claim has emerged from the main accused, Monojit Mishra's lawyer, who said the scratches and marks on Mishra's neck were actually love bites. Giving a disgusting remark in the case, Mishra's lawyer, Raju Ganguly said that if there is a presence of love bites than it is not rape but consensual intercourse. Mishra was a criminal lawyer and an alumnus of the South Calcutta Law College where he allegedly raped a 24-year-old student. Ganguly is the senior of Mishra.&nbsp;The defence lawyer claimed that the scratch marks found around Mishra's neck in a medical examination were actually love bites. Moreover, Ganguly has told the Indian media that he has demanded from the court that the mobile phone of the gang-rape survivor. He also demanded an investigation of her phone as well. he defense accused tat the survivor is trying to trap Mishra in the rape - that has been proven with various medical reports and CCTV footage. The disgusting statement of the defence lawyer came after the medical examination claimed that the marks on the accused's skin were scratch marks. The marls were a result of the survivors' attempt to resist Mishra's assault.&nbsp;"The victim lady phone ceased, and it is being probed....You have seen the story only from one angle ... the press is 4th pillar...so open your eyes and see the story accordingly...you might have read the FIR also," Ganguly told Indian media in a press briefing. When asked what could be found in the phone, he said the prosecution will tell them. He said that the prosecution talked about scratches, but not that there was a love bite.CCTV footage shows rapists dragging the survivor&nbsp;What did CCTV footage reveal?&nbsp; A CCTV footage has also been recovered showing the rapists dragging the 24-year-old survivor to the guard's room where three men raped her. The footage from June 25 has captured the horrific situation when the three men dragged her and forced her into a room.&nbsp;"The CCTV footage confirms the girl's allegations. It shows the movements of the three accused, the security guard, and the victim. We are currently examining the footage," an investigating officer told the news agency PTI.Three men, including the main accused in the case - Manojit Mishra - have been arrested. The investigating officers collected evidence from three locations on campus, including the students’ union room, the washroom, and the guard’s room, which supports allegations made by the gang-rape survivor.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The defence lawyer claimed that the scratch marks found around Mishra neck in a medical examination were actually love bites. Giving a disgusting remark in the case, Mishra lawyer, Raju Ganguly said that if there is a presence of love bites than it is not rape but consensual intercourse.

South Calcutta Law College gang-rape: Amid the investigation into the Kolkata gang-rape case, a new claim has emerged from the main accused, Monojit Mishra's lawyer, who said the scratches and marks on Mishra's neck were actually love bites. Giving a disgusting remark in the case, Mishra's lawyer, Raju Ganguly said that if there is a presence of love bites than it is not rape but consensual intercourse. Mishra was a criminal lawyer and an alumnus of the South Calcutta Law College where he allegedly raped a 24-year-old student. Ganguly is the senior of Mishra. The defence lawyer claimed that the scratch marks found around Mishra's neck in a medical examination were actually love bites. Moreover, Ganguly has told the Indian media that he has demanded from the court that the mobile phone of the gang-rape survivor. He also demanded an investigation of her phone as well. he defense accused tat the survivor is trying to trap Mishra in the rape - that has been proven with various medical reports and CCTV footage. The disgusting statement of the defence lawyer came after the medical examination claimed that the marks on the accused's skin were scratch marks. The marls were a result of the survivors' attempt to resist Mishra's assault. "The victim lady phone ceased, and it is being probed....You have seen the story only from one angle ... the press is 4th pillar...so open your eyes and see the story accordingly...you might have read the FIR also," Ganguly told Indian media in a press briefing. When asked what could be found in the phone, he said the prosecution will tell them. He said that the prosecution talked about scratches, but not that there was a love bite. CCTV footage shows rapists dragging the survivor What did CCTV footage reveal? A CCTV footage has also been recovered showing the rapists dragging the 24-year-old survivor to the guard's room where three men raped her. The footage from June 25 has captured the horrific situation when the three men dragged her and forced her into a room. "The CCTV footage confirms the girl's allegations. It shows the movements of the three accused, the security guard, and the victim. We are currently examining the footage," an investigating officer told the news agency PTI. Three men, including the main accused in the case - Manojit Mishra - have been arrested. The investigating officers collected evidence from three locations on campus, including the students’ union room, the washroom, and the guard’s room, which supports allegations made by the gang-rape survivor.

The defence lawyer claimed that the scratch marks found around Mishra's neck in a medical examination were actually love bites. Giving a disgusting remark in the case, Mishra's lawyer, Raju Ganguly said that if there is a presence of love bites than it is not rape but consensual intercourse.

'Not scratch, but love bite'? Monojit Mishra's lawyer makes BIG CLAIM in Kolkata gang-rape case

In a significant development, Kolkata Police on Sunday (June 29) said that Monojit Mishra, the main accused in the alleged gangrape of a 24-year-old law student at South Calcutta Law College, has a criminal record with multiple past charges. Mishra has reportedly been chargesheeted in several cases including harassment of women, assault, vandalism, and theft.&nbsp;"Monojit Mishra is a history-sheeter with many cases and chargesheets pending against him in the Kolkata Police jurisdiction," a senior officer was quoted saying to The Telegraph. The police added that he has several cases registered in Kalighat, Kasba, Alipore, Haridevpur, and Tollygunge police stations.Mishra and two others have been arrested by police on charges of sexually assaulting a first-year law student on the college campus on June 25. The incident took place within a security guard's room between 7.30 and 10.50 PM.&nbsp;Mishra allegedly pressured her to marry him and, after she refused, threatened to kill her boyfriend and get her parents arrested under false accusations. Mishra, 31, is a practicing criminal lawyer at the Alipore court. He also presents himself on social media as a former student union chief of the Trinamool Congress's student wing (TMC) at the law college. Although he attended the college four years ago, he was known to be working with the college on an informal basis until recently. The Trinamool Congress has since cut him loose.<h2>Past cases against Monojit Mishra</h2>According to police records, The Telegraph report said that in 2019, Mishra allegedly tore a woman's clothes in South Calcutta Law College, for which a chargesheet was filed. He was also charged with theft in the same year, specifically, stealing a gold chain, perfume, a music system, and glasses from a friend's residence in Haridevpur on New Year's Eve. The FIR in the case was lodged during the first week of January 2020, and the police subsequently chargesheeted him.&nbsp;In another incident, according to The Telegraph, he allegedly harassed a woman in Kasba in March 2022. Latest, in May 2024, the administration of law college filed a complaint with him for assaulting a security guard and damaging property at the campus.&nbsp;On Saturday (June 28), the police arrested a security guard of South Kolkata law college in Kasba, where a 24-year-old student was allegedly gang-raped on Wednesday (Jun 25) evening. The arrest is the fourth in the case after earlier arrests of a staffer, Monojit Mishra (31), and two students – Zaib Ahmed (19) and Pramit Mukherjee (20) – on Thursday (Jun 26). According to the police, the incident took place between 7:30 pm and 10:50 pm on Wednesday.&nbsp;A five-member Special Investigation Team (SIT) has been formed by Kolkata police to investigate the case, PTI reported, citing a senior officer. The woman, who was reportedly the TMCP’s women’s wing secretary in the college, had gone to the college to fill out forms for an upcoming examination. In her complaint, she stated that the accused, Mishra, asked her to stay back for some discussions. Mishra allegedly proposed marriage to the student, which she declined, saying that she had a boyfriend. However, the accused then tried to force himself on her.&nbsp;A medical examination confirmed the allegations of gang-rape made by the woman. According to the report, doctors found evidence of “forceful penetration, bite marks, and nail scratches” on her body. The survivor said in her complaint that the main accused ignored her requests to let her go.&nbsp;“I touched his feet, but he did not let me go, but he did not listen,” she said in her statement. “He asked the other two to take me inside the guard’s room and make the guard sit outside. They did so.” According to the CCTV footage from the scene, the security was loitering outside, but did not attempt to help the victim, inform the college authorities or report the crime.

Kolkata rape case: Main accused Monojit Mishra has criminal record of assault, theft

In a significant development, Kolkata Police on Sunday (June 29) said that Monojit Mishra, the main accused in the alleged gangrape of a 24-year-old law student at South Calcutta Law College, has a criminal record with multiple past charges. Mishra has reportedly been chargesheeted in several cases including harassment of women, assault, vandalism, and theft. "Monojit Mishra is a history-sheeter with many cases and chargesheets pending against him in the Kolkata Police jurisdiction," a senior officer was quoted saying to The Telegraph. The police added that he has several cases registered in Kalighat, Kasba, Alipore, Haridevpur, and Tollygunge police stations. Mishra and two others have been arrested by police on charges of sexually assaulting a first-year law student on the college campus on June 25. The incident took place within a security guard's room between 7.30 and 10.50 PM. Mishra allegedly pressured her to marry him and, after she refused, threatened to kill her boyfriend and get her parents arrested under false accusations. Mishra, 31, is a practicing criminal lawyer at the Alipore court. He also presents himself on social media as a former student union chief of the Trinamool Congress's student wing (TMC) at the law college. Although he attended the college four years ago, he was known to be working with the college on an informal basis until recently. The Trinamool Congress has since cut him loose. Past cases against Monojit Mishra According to police records, The Telegraph report said that in 2019, Mishra allegedly tore a woman's clothes in South Calcutta Law College, for which a chargesheet was filed. He was also charged with theft in the same year, specifically, stealing a gold chain, perfume, a music system, and glasses from a friend's residence in Haridevpur on New Year's Eve. The FIR in the case was lodged during the first week of January 2020, and the police subsequently chargesheeted him. In another incident, according to The Telegraph, he allegedly harassed a woman in Kasba in March 2022. Latest, in May 2024, the administration of law college filed a complaint with him for assaulting a security guard and damaging property at the campus. On Saturday (June 28), the police arrested a security guard of South Kolkata law college in Kasba, where a 24-year-old student was allegedly gang-raped on Wednesday (Jun 25) evening. The arrest is the fourth in the case after earlier arrests of a staffer, Monojit Mishra (31), and two students – Zaib Ahmed (19) and Pramit Mukherjee (20) – on Thursday (Jun 26). According to the police, the incident took place between 7:30 pm and 10:50 pm on Wednesday. A five-member Special Investigation Team (SIT) has been formed by Kolkata police to investigate the case, PTI reported, citing a senior officer. The woman, who was reportedly the TMCP’s women’s wing secretary in the college, had gone to the college to fill out forms for an upcoming examination. In her complaint, she stated that the accused, Mishra, asked her to stay back for some discussions. Mishra allegedly proposed marriage to the student, which she declined, saying that she had a boyfriend. However, the accused then tried to force himself on her. A medical examination confirmed the allegations of gang-rape made by the woman. According to the report, doctors found evidence of “forceful penetration, bite marks, and nail scratches” on her body. The survivor said in her complaint that the main accused ignored her requests to let her go. “I touched his feet, but he did not let me go, but he did not listen,” she said in her statement. “He asked the other two to take me inside the guard’s room and make the guard sit outside. They did so.” According to the CCTV footage from the scene, the security was loitering outside, but did not attempt to help the victim, inform the college authorities or report the crime.

Mishra allegedly proposed marriage to the student, which she declined, saying that she had a boyfriend. However, the accused then tried to force himself on her

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What did Kolkata gang-rape accused do after committing the crime? Police reveal new details

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Kolkata rape case: Accused Monojit Mishra has criminal record of assault, theft