ED Traces Additional Properties of Sandeep Ghosh in Kolkata

Baby Chakraborty, KalimNews, September 7, 2024, Kolkata: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has traced additional properties belonging to Sandeep Ghosh, the former principal of RG Kar Medical College and Hospital, uncovering a house named 'Ghosh Villa' in Beleghata, along with several flats in New Town, Kolkata.

The ED has discovered two more flats near Beleghata ID Hospital, close to the four-storey house where Sandeep Ghosh resided in Beleghata. These flats reportedly include a garage with a luxury car. The caretakers of these two flats confirmed they belong to Sandeep Ghosh, although there was little activity in these properties, and they have remained closed for an extended period.

Moreover, a new luxury three-storey house named 'Ghosh Villa' has been uncovered in the Noapara Mallik Bagan Hatiara area of Kolkata's New Town. This house is where Sandeep Ghosh's parents lived. The caretaker of the Beleghata flat told reporters that Sandeep Ghosh bought the car a few months ago and would occasionally use it, parking it in the garage.

Curiously, while the nameplates of luxury flats in Canning bear clear identification, the nameplates for the two flats in Beleghata do not display any names. This has led to speculation that Sandeep Ghosh may have deliberately omitted his name to conceal his ownership.

On Friday, ED officials searched the residences of several of Ghosh's relatives, including his house in Beleghata. Following an extensive search, the ED arrested a person named Prasun Chattopadhyay. The ED is investigating where the money from the financial irregularities at RG Kar Medical College went and whether this extensive property was purchased in line with Sandeep Ghosh's legitimate income.

In another development, the State Medical Council has issued a notice to Dr. Sandeep Ghosh, condemning his actions as the former principal of RG Kar Medical College and Hospital. As a result, Ghosh's troubles have deepened. Last Friday, the Medical Council informed him that if a satisfactory response is not provided within three days, his medical registration will be canceled. However, it should be noted that the health department had already suspended Sandeep Ghosh earlier.