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Kolkata Law College Rape: Mobile, Blood Sample Forensics Confirm Involvement Of 3 Accused
Two crucial forensic reports in connection with the Law College rape case in Kolkata have confirmed the involvement of the three prime accused in the case, one being the perpetrator and the other two being the facilitators.
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Kolkata Law College Rape Case: 4 Accused To Be In Judicial Custody Till August 5
All four accused in Kolkata law college rape case - Manojit Mishra, Zaib Ahmed, Pramit Mukhopadhyay and campus security guard Pinaki Banerjee - have been remanded to judicial custody till August 5 by the Alipore ACJM court.
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South Calcutta Law College, Where Student Was Gang-Raped, Reopens
South Calcutta Law College reopened on Monday amid heavy security after remaining closed for over a week following the gang rape of a student on campus.
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Kolkata Student Was Raped On Camera. 'Mango' Was Sure She Won't Go To Cops
Monojit 'Mango' Mishra, prime accused in the Kolkata law college rape case, has told police that he believed that the threat to circulate the sex assault video would stop the 24-year-old survivor from approaching cops.
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Batchmate Details 'Mango' Mishra's Campus Terror, Explains Crime Pattern
As more chilling details of Kolkata rape accused Monojit 'Mango' Mishra's terror on campus come to the fore, one of his batchmates has said his presence on campus affected the attendance of girls as they would skip classes just to stay out of his way
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"Good Student, That's Why He Became Advocate": 'Mango' Mishra's Father
Monojit Mishra, the main accused in the Kolkata law college rape case, was a good student and that's why he could become an advocate, his father Robin Mishra has told NDTV. He refused to speak about the case, which has sparked massive protests
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"Nobody Dared To...": Kolkata Student Narrates 'Mango' Mishra's Terror
Such was the terror of Monojit 'Mango' Mishra on campus that women students of the Kolkata law college, where a 24-year-old was raped last week, considered skipping classes to stay out of his way
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Kolkata Rape Accused's 'Hang The Rapist' Video After RG Kar Case Goes Viral
On August 16 last year, days after a doctor's rape-murder in Kolkata's RG Kar Medical College and Hospital, Monojit Mishra shared on Facebook a video of West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee leading a protest march
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Campus Neta, Lawyer, Rape Accused: Monojit 'Mango' Mishra's Chilling Tale
Monojit Mishra, the prime accused in the rape case in Kolkata, is an alumnus who wielded huge influence on the campus even after he passed out.
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"CCTV Confirms Girl's Allegations": Kolkata Cop On Law College Rape Case
A 24-year-old student at the South Calcutta Law College was allegedly raped by two senior students and an alumnus of the institute in the guard's room on June 25.
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'Government Has A Role': RG Kar Victim's Father On Kolkata Student Rape
The father of the RG Kar Medical College and Hospital rape and murder victim spoke out against the alleged gangrape case in Kolkata's law college, expressing his frustration and disappointment with the recurring incidents of violence.
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Kolkata Law College Rape: Mobile, Blood Sample Forensics Confirm Involvement Of 3 Accused
Two crucial forensic reports in connection with the Law College rape case in Kolkata have confirmed the involvement of the three prime accused in the case, one being the perpetrator and the other two being the facilitators.
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Kolkata Law College Rape Case: 4 Accused To Be In Judicial Custody Till August 5
All four accused in Kolkata law college rape case - Manojit Mishra, Zaib Ahmed, Pramit Mukhopadhyay and campus security guard Pinaki Banerjee - have been remanded to judicial custody till August 5 by the Alipore ACJM court.
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South Calcutta Law College, Where Student Was Gang-Raped, Reopens
South Calcutta Law College reopened on Monday amid heavy security after remaining closed for over a week following the gang rape of a student on campus.
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Kolkata Student Was Raped On Camera. 'Mango' Was Sure She Won't Go To Cops
Monojit 'Mango' Mishra, prime accused in the Kolkata law college rape case, has told police that he believed that the threat to circulate the sex assault video would stop the 24-year-old survivor from approaching cops.
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Batchmate Details 'Mango' Mishra's Campus Terror, Explains Crime Pattern
As more chilling details of Kolkata rape accused Monojit 'Mango' Mishra's terror on campus come to the fore, one of his batchmates has said his presence on campus affected the attendance of girls as they would skip classes just to stay out of his way
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"Good Student, That's Why He Became Advocate": 'Mango' Mishra's Father
Monojit Mishra, the main accused in the Kolkata law college rape case, was a good student and that's why he could become an advocate, his father Robin Mishra has told NDTV. He refused to speak about the case, which has sparked massive protests
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"Nobody Dared To...": Kolkata Student Narrates 'Mango' Mishra's Terror
Such was the terror of Monojit 'Mango' Mishra on campus that women students of the Kolkata law college, where a 24-year-old was raped last week, considered skipping classes to stay out of his way
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Kolkata Rape Accused's 'Hang The Rapist' Video After RG Kar Case Goes Viral
On August 16 last year, days after a doctor's rape-murder in Kolkata's RG Kar Medical College and Hospital, Monojit Mishra shared on Facebook a video of West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee leading a protest march
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Campus Neta, Lawyer, Rape Accused: Monojit 'Mango' Mishra's Chilling Tale
Monojit Mishra, the prime accused in the rape case in Kolkata, is an alumnus who wielded huge influence on the campus even after he passed out.
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"CCTV Confirms Girl's Allegations": Kolkata Cop On Law College Rape Case
A 24-year-old student at the South Calcutta Law College was allegedly raped by two senior students and an alumnus of the institute in the guard's room on June 25.
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'Government Has A Role': RG Kar Victim's Father On Kolkata Student Rape
The father of the RG Kar Medical College and Hospital rape and murder victim spoke out against the alleged gangrape case in Kolkata's law college, expressing his frustration and disappointment with the recurring incidents of violence.
