Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Kolkata Law College Gangrape: Police Conduct Gait Analysis
Imagine some people are accused of a crime, and the police are trying to figure out if they were really there.
They're doing this by watching how the suspects walk.
They compare their walking style to videos from the place where the crime happened.
They also looked at the suspect's phones to see if they recorded what happened.
This will help the police decide if the suspects did what they're accused of.
A student reported the crime, which involved a group of people.
Police conducted gait analysis on four accused in the Kolkata law college gangrape case.
The analysis aims to compare walking patterns with CCTV footage to prove presence at the crime scene.
Forensic reports of the accused's mobile phones were received by investigators.
The mobile phones are believed to have been used to record the crime.
A first-year student reported the gang-rape, which occurred on June 25.
- Who
- Police are investigating the gangrape case involving an alumnus, two senior students, and a security guard.
- What
- Police conducted gait analysis and received forensic reports in a gangrape case.
- When
- The crime occurred on the evening of June 25.
- Where
- South Calcutta Law College, Kolkata.
- Why
- To prove the presence of the accused at the crime scene and gather evidence.
- Accused
- Monojit Mishra, Pramit Mukherjee, Zaib Ahmed, Pinaki Banerjee
- Crime
- Gangrape
- Victim
- First-year student
- Location
- South Calcutta Law College
- Date of Crime
- June 25
- Analysis
- Gait Recognition