CBI Dismisses Fake Letter About RG Kar Medical College Case
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has dismissed a fake letter circulating on social media regarding the investigation into the rape and murder of a trainee doctor at RG Kar Medical College in Kolkata. The letter falsely claims to be from a CBI officer named Dr. Akash Nag.
The CBI clarified that no such officer exists and the case is being investigated by the CBI Headquarters in Delhi. The public is advised to ignore the fake letter and any similar communications.
Doubts Revealed
CBI -: CBI stands for Central Bureau of Investigation. It is India’s main agency for investigating serious crimes like corruption, murder, and fraud.
Fake Letter -: A fake letter is a letter that is not real and is made to trick people. In this case, it pretended to be from the CBI.
RG Kar Medical College -: RG Kar Medical College is a well-known medical college in Kolkata, a big city in India. It trains doctors and other medical professionals.
Social Media -: Social media are websites and apps where people share information and talk to each other, like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Trainee Doctor -: A trainee doctor is someone who is learning to become a doctor. They are still in training and not fully qualified yet.
CBI Headquarters -: CBI Headquarters is the main office of the Central Bureau of Investigation. It is located in Delhi, the capital city of India.
Dr. Akash Nag -: Dr. Akash Nag is a made-up name in the fake letter. The CBI said no such officer works for them.
