"Polygraph test results on Roy are false."

 The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) conducted a polygraph test on Sanjay Roy, the suspect arrested in connection with the rape and murder of a PG trainee doctor at RG Kar Hospital. According to investigators, Roy's responses during the test, especially regarding his newly claimed "innocence," were deemed "false and unconvincing." The test was administered by two designated officers at Kolkata's Presidency Jail, and the results were made public on Sunday, as reported by Rohit Khanna.

"Polygraph test results on Roy are false."

Controversy erupted when Roy's state-appointed lawyer accused the CBI of violating National Human Rights Commission guidelines by conducting the polygraph test without notifying the defense team. "The CBI did not inform us about the timing of the test. They should have informed us so we could have been present," the defense counsel argued, suggesting procedural impropriety.

During the two-hour polygraph test, CBI sources noted that Roy appeared "unnerved and anxious" as he was questioned. Despite being confronted with forensic evidence that allegedly linked him to the crime, Roy maintained his stance of innocence, repeatedly citing various "alibis." He claimed that when he came upon the scene, the victim, a 31-year-old junior doctor, was already dead. According to Roy, fear caused him to flee the scene immediately. 

The CBI, however, was skeptical of his account, given the contradictions between his statements and the forensic findings pointing to his involvement in the crime. This skepticism was further reinforced by Roy's demeanor and inconsistent answers during the polygraph test, suggesting that his assertions of innocence were not credible.