ThePrint ThePrintPod: What does the FIR in Kolkata law student rape case say?
Jun 28, 2025
A 24-year-old law student in Kolkata endured a violent assault after rejecting an advance from a peer, raising chilling questions about safety and accountability. The podcast delves into the traumatic experience of the victim, shedding light on her physical intimidation and the threats she faced to silence her. The complex dynamics between the accused and their affiliations are explored, revealing unsettling truths. Listeners are kept on edge with updates anticipated as the case unfolds.
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Details of Kolkata Rape Case
- A 24-year-old law student was raped by Monujit Mishra in her college union room while others watched and later blackmailed with videos.
- She was denied medical help, suffered a panic attack and head injury, and was threatened when she resisted.
Political Links of Accused
- Mishra, the main accused, was linked to the ruling party's student wing but had not held key roles for years.
- This highlights political connections can linger even if official positions change.
Coercion Tactics by Accused
- The accused used positional pressure to isolate and coerce the complainant under false political pretexts.
- Manipulation included emotional intimidation and control over the environment in the college union room.