8 months ago
Charges Framed in South Calcutta Law College Gang Rape Case
Four men have been officially charged in court for a serious crime that happened at a college in India.
The men are accused of hurting a young woman and doing other bad things to her.
The police say the trial, which is like a big discussion in court to decide if they did it, will start soon.
If the court finds them guilty, they could go to jail for a very long time, maybe even for their whole lives.
The bad things happened in a room at the college where the security guard usually works, but he wasn't there at the time.
The men might have also taken videos of the woman without her permission, which is also against the law.
Charges framed against four men in the South Calcutta Law College gang rape case.
Accused include Monojit Mishra, Pramit Mukherjee, Zaib Ahmed, and security guard Pinaki Banerjee.
Charges include gang rape, abduction, confinement, evidence tampering, and IT Act violations.
Trial likely to start on January 27 with witness depositions.
Maximum sentence if convicted is life imprisonment.
- Who
- Monojit Mishra, Pramit Mukherjee, Zaib Ahmed, and security guard Pinaki Banerjee
- What
- Charges framed for gang rape and related offenses
- Where
- South Calcutta Law College, India
- When
- Incident on June 25, 2025; charges framed on January 2026
- Why
- Alleged gang rape and related crimes committed against a 24-year-old student
Key facts
- Accused
- Monojit Mishra, Pramit Mukherjee, Zaib Ahmed, Pinaki Banerjee
- Charges
- Gang rape, common intention, abduction, confinement, evidence tampering, grievous hurt, criminal conspiracy, voyeurism, IT Act violations
- Date of Incident
- June 25, 2025
- Trial Start Date
- January 27 (likely)
- Maximum Sentence
- Life imprisonment
Quotes
Police Officer
A law enforcement official involved in the case
“The trial will start soon”
telegraphindia.com




