Archive · 18 Dec 2025
Trial in South Calcutta Law College Gang-Rape Case
A student at South Calcutta Law College said she was hurt by some people in a room where a guard worked.
The guard didn't stop them.
Four people are accused: one who used to study there, two who still do, and the guard.
Three are in jail, and one is out on bail.
The court will decide what the accused did wrong based on the evidence.
All four have to be there in person for this.
Trial in the alleged gang-rape case at South Calcutta Law College to begin on December 26.
Four accused individuals: Monojit Mishra, Pramit Mukherjee, Zaib Ahmed, and Pinaki Banerjee.
Three accused are in jail; security guard Pinaki Banerjee is out on bail.
Court to evaluate charges and evidence, with the option to add or remove sections.
All four accused must be physically present in court for the framing of charges.
- Who
- A law student at South Calcutta Law College and four accused individuals: Monojit Mishra, Pramit Mukherjee, Zaib Ahmed, and Pinaki Banerjee
- What
- Alleged gang-rape of a law student inside South Calcutta Law College
- When
- Trial to begin on December 26
- Where
- Alipore court, South Calcutta Law College, Kasba
- Why
- To evaluate charges and evidence against the accused
- Date of Trial Commencement
- December 26
- Accused Individuals
- Monojit Mishra, Pramit Mukherjee, Zaib Ahmed, Pinaki Banerjee
- Location of Incident
- South Calcutta Law College, Kasba
- Current Status of Accused
- Three in jail, one on bail
- Role of Accused
- Mishra: former student; Mukherjee & Ahmed: present students; Banerjee: security guard