Police silence accused in RG Kar case with loud noises during transport to Shyambazar Court?

On Monday, an unusual event occurred during the transport of the accused civic volunteer in the RG Kar case to Shyambazar Court. As the accused was being escorted out of the vehicle, police officers were seen vigorously banging on the car's roof. The officers continued making noise by striking the roof of the vehicle for several moments. In addition, the vehicle was heard honking repeatedly, a disturbance that lasted for several minutes. This series of actions took place while the vehicle was in close proximity to the court, as the accused was stepping out for the hearing.

The accused civic volunteer, who has been involved in the RG Kar case, is facing serious charges. He has previously raised allegations against various senior police officers and his own department. For this transport, the authorities opted for a car with black tinted windows, which is a deviation from the usual practice of using a prison van. This special security measure was taken to transport the accused from the Presidency Jail to the Shyambazar Court, as part of the ongoing legal proceedings. The tinted windows prevented any direct interaction with the public during the journey, and the accused did not make any statements.

The RG Kar case has been under intense scrutiny, and the transport of the accused involves heightened security protocols due to the nature of the charges. The accused continues to face daily hearings at Shyambazar Court, where he is being brought from the Presidency Jail for each session. Authorities have taken additional precautions to ensure the safety of all individuals involved, as well as the security of the proceedings.