Monojit Mishra's Decade of Intimidation and Violence: A Detailed Look
Monojit Mishra, the main accused in a gang-rape case at South Calcutta Law College, has a history of harassment, threats, and violence spanning over ten years. His pattern of behavior includes attacking a security guard, threatening teachers, and regularly harassing women on campus.
Monojit Mishra is the main accused in the gang-rape of a 24-year-old law student at South Calcutta Law College on June 25. Following his arrest, a pattern of intimidation and threats emerged, including an attack on a security guard and alleged threats to shoot teachers questioning his behavior and attendance irregularities. Mishra also harassed women on campus.
The arrest of Monojit Mishra has revealed years of abuse and control. Multiple police stations in Kolkata have filed FIRs against him for charges like molestation, assault, death threats, and outraging women's modesty.
He is also accused of attacking a security guard and threatening teachers. Mishra's past includes serious allegations dating back over a decade, including cases of assault and threats.
After the incident, the college terminated Mishra's services and expelled the other accused. The Bar Council of West Bengal has canceled Mishra's membership.
The case has sparked a political controversy in West Bengal, with the opposition BJP blaming the ruling Trinamool Congress due to Mishra's TMCP links. Trinamool has denied any connection and stated that legal action will proceed.
The gang-rape occurred on the college campus between 7:30 pm and 8:50 pm. The survivor lodged a complaint the next night, leading to the arrests.
According to the source: Firstpost.
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