ফাঁসি হল না কেন? কোথায় রইল নিরাপত্তা? সরব দেবলীনা-চৈতী, রূপাঞ্জনা

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এই অপরাধের জন্য একটা লোকই দায়ী? মানতে পারছি না। কার কার ডিএনএ পাওয়া গেল মেয়েটির শরীরে? এই কাজ একার পক্ষে কারোর সম্ভব না। বাকিরা কোথায়?

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00:00Yes, Sanjay Rai has been arrested, but I personally had no idea about it.

00:05Because Sanjay Rai was the only person who was arrested within 48 hours.

00:10We were sure that one day he would be punished, and that he would not be hanged or arrested.

00:17Because he was the only one who was arrested.

00:21So what happened after that?

00:23After 48 hours, the Kolkata police arrested Sanjay Rai.

00:26I have been in the same team for the past 5 months.

00:29What did the CBI say?

00:31Every forensic expert, not a single one of them, I am not saying this.

00:36They said that it is not possible to murder one person.

00:39It is possible to murder 5-6 people.

00:41Where are the rest?

00:43If one person is responsible, will the rest stay at home?

00:46What will I do then?

00:47I am not being harassed, I am a murderer.

00:50I am an ordinary citizen, a voter, a woman.

00:54I am not being harassed, because where are the rest of the murderers?

00:57This is my question.

00:59The CBI said that the evidence was stolen.

01:01I am not saying this, the CBI said this.

01:03A civic volunteer like Sanjay Rai was stolen to save his life?

01:08How is this possible?

01:10Even after so much effort, he was punished.

01:12The evidence was not successful.

01:14The thing is, we all know,

01:17we have been made to think like children,

01:21that 5-6 people are involved in this murder.

01:25Where are the rest?

01:27I am not saying this, the rest of the murderers are not being punished.

01:30I would like to say that,

01:33when Sajar was announced,

01:37Sanjay Rai Akmatcho,

01:41who was seen as a sick person,

01:44with a psychopathic look on his face,

01:48I saw his picture in Sarvodaya Media,

01:51he committed the most heinous murder and rape.

01:59In such a place,

02:02the young doctor,

02:10the elder doctor is not sick,

02:12the younger doctor is not sick,

02:20a young woman,

02:24did not rape him,

02:26did not leave him,

02:28she did not rape him

02:30In India, where the population is so large, from big hospitals to poor people's hospitals,

02:42people are being treated all night long.

02:46That's why the NITO has been doing it for so long.

02:49When people are being treated, they are being treated in such a way that it is not even visible to the naked eye.

03:02There is so much more to this disease than what is visible to the naked eye.

03:16There was a horrific incident there, and only one person died.

03:24This is believable. Some people want an answer to this question.

03:31The first question is, when there was a horrific incident,

03:36this is not my language, this is the language of the CBI, the language of the court,

03:43that there has been a murder, a murder, a murder, a murder, a murder.

03:50But when he was first seen by the NITO doctor, why did he think it was a murder?

04:06Why did he think it was a murder?

04:13And who are these people who said it was a murder?

04:17And how much did they contribute to this case?

04:23Their DNA was found.

04:26Did they contribute to this case?

04:29Which woman's DNA was found?

04:32These people want an answer.

04:37These people want an answer.

04:41Why did it take so long to file an FIR?

04:45Why did the second incident not take place twice?

04:54Why was my father's accessibility so low?

04:59These people want an answer.

05:03And I would like to say to Manonia again,

05:08those who have taken you on this path,

05:11they have not taken you on this path for political gain.

05:17Those who want to achieve political gain,

05:21they are doing it for their own gain.

05:24But nothing comes of it.

05:26To the Chief Minister and Abhishek,

05:29I would like to say that

05:32they also remember that it was a genocide.

05:37They also remember that it was a genocide.

05:40They also remember that it was a genocide.

05:43They also remember that it was a genocide.

05:46They also remember that it was a genocide.

05:49They also remember that it was a genocide.

05:52They also remember that it was a genocide.

05:56That's all I can say.

05:59I feel sick.

06:01I really feel sick.

06:03And when I came to meet my parents,

06:08my hands and feet were cold.

06:12I had come home to eat.

06:14From home?

06:16I had come home to eat.

06:18Then the genocide happened.

06:23I used to do political studies in college.

06:30Day after day,

06:32people came to know about this.

06:36When the worst crime happened,

06:46why was there no exemplary punishment?

06:50Why was there no hangings?

06:52Everyone was afraid of death.

06:54Everyone was afraid of death.

06:56So, in this cruel, dark world of crime,

07:03the people who commit the crime,

07:06the people who are involved in the crime,

07:08the people who execute the crime,

07:10the people who put an end to the crime,

07:13it would be good for everyone.

07:16It would be good for society.

07:18It would be good for society.

07:20That was the question.

07:22Why was the TBI not able to punish Kesh Choram?

07:25So that she could be punished.

07:28But where is the high?

07:30Where is the low?

07:32I am thinking about it.

07:34Let's see what happens.

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