Calcutta High Court directs CID to investigate unnatural deaths at Purba Medinipur’s Khejuri, notes differences in autopsies

The Supreme Court of Kalcutta rejected an investigation into an investigation against controversial deaths at a Muharrem event in Purba Medinipur’s Khejuri in Khejuri, by the Central Investigation Office (CBI) on Monday, August 25, 2025, and directed a special investigation team (CID) of the Western Bengal Criminal Investigation Department (CID).

On July 12, the 23 -year -old Sujit Das and 65 -year -old Sudhir Chandra Paik, local Bharatia Janata Party (BJP) workers, two people were found dead in a battle program in the Janka region of Khejuri.

Suvendu Adhikari, the leader of the West Bengal’s opposition, claimed that he had been lynched for common reasons, while the Trinamool Congress and the Western Bengal police claimed that deaths were caused by an electric shock accident during the program.

“The General Manager of the CID, the CID General Inspector and the CID murder department will constitute a residence under the leadership of the officers. A progress report will allow them to research and send them… If I give it to the CBI, there will only be a gallery show,” the only judge said Ghosh on Monday.

The plaintiffs sought a CBI investigation about the deaths of DAS and PAİK, and the state police stated the inconsistencies in the investigation and the necessity of ‘a fair investigation’ by an authorized agency ‘.

However, the bench, two reports sent to the court ‘differences’ differences’ case’ weakened in favor of the defendant ‘and the case could not be transferred to the CBI at this stage, he said.

Previously, the families of the two deceased claimed that the Calcutta Supreme Court had played a foul game and they called after a second mortem after the first autopsy died of electric shock in the district hospital.

However, post -death post -death post -mortem after death in the post -Kolkata postgraduate medical education and research (IPGMER, SSKM Hospital), recorded the attacks on the bodies of two people who died.

Justice Ghosh, “Why shouldn’t there be such an opposite view of such diameth?… Opinions are that they can change the course of any investigation.