The parents of the lady doctor who was raped and murdered inside the seminar hall of the RG Kar Medical College Hospital in the early morning of August 9 have once again referred to a mysterious man in a red T-shirt and another  person wearing a violet shirt on the crime scene when they visited the place. “He was acting quite suspiciously and searching something around the dead body.”

According to the mother of the victim doctor, “I can tell from my memory that there was a swarm of people inside the seminar hall contrary to what DCP Central Indira Mukherjee has said… besides I also noticed a person wearing red T shirt acting suspiciously … he was trying to search something … I then told this to a junior doctor who told me that he was not a doctor butcould be someone from the class IV staff … Then I told him of his mysterious ways and asked the doctor to catch him … he immediately went and took his photographs.”

Incidentally a broken blue-tooth had been found from the place of occurrence that formed a major evidence to nab the prime accused Sanjoy Das.

She wondered whether such information had been shared with the CBI.

“We are not getting any inputs on the progress of the investigation … we don’t even know whether the CBI has such details … now after more than three weeks of the crime many things are appearing to us that should have been investigated,” the father of the victim said.

The mother of the victim had also said on Thursday that she had seen her daughter covered with a green sheet “whereas the insiders were talking about a red sheet and the photographs of the crime scene show that she was covered with a blue sheet … all these should be investigated.”

Speaking on the issue the senior police officer had earlier said that the police had cordoned off the 40-feet area from where the dead body of the victim was lying and that the crowd was standing in the 10-feet area outside that cordoned off place.

However, photographs and videos shown by the junior doctors who were present at the scene show that a swarm of people including doctors, paramedics, outsiders and even those not connected to medical profession had gathered at the area inspecting the body of the victim perhaps doing everything that could destroy evidence, sources said.