Durgapur College Rape Case: Friend Arrested as Prime Accused Amid Twists

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UPDATED: Oct 15, 2025 22:27 IST

This special report investigates the shocking developments in the Durgapur college rape case, focusing on the arrest of the survivor’s friend as the prime accused. The police have clarified that, based on technical and prima facie evidence, 'this is not a case of gang rape but the assault was conducted by one single person,' as confirmed by Indrajeet Kundu. The case has seen multiple twists, with six arrests so far and forensic tests underway to identify the main culprit. The victim’s changing statements and the role of her friend, who was arrested after 72 hours of questioning, remain central to the investigation. The report highlights the ongoing intrigue and the unresolved questions surrounding the incident in West Bengal.

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