After facing 26 days long period, the Asian Games gold medallist Pinki Pramanik today released from the Dum Dum Central Jail on bail claiming innocence.
While walked out jail, she told reporters that Police was wrongly accused her to have partly involvement in the rape case.
“I will never forget the days spent in jail. I was treated like an animal in hospital that administered gender test,” Pramanik said.
The athlete, former middle-distance runner, was arrested on June 14 and under in judicial custody on charge of being a male by her live-in partner, a 30-year-old woman.
Shockingly, such lady was claimed that Pramanik was a male and raped her.
Following lady’s claim, source reported, the court directed the 11-member medical board of the SSKM Hospital on Tuesday to conduct a gender determination test.
And the report is positive as concluded that Pramanik has an X and a Y chromosome, 46, XY Karyotype which is common in a normal male and prove that Pramanik is a male. However, the report is to be submitted the court.
While asking from Parmanik who was received by her father and family memebrs, she told media persons, “My roommate used to blackmail me over my photographs and now she framed me.”
She added, “I will consult my lawyer and decide my next course of action. I have been framed and that woman is still trying to frame me.”
Pramanik had won three gold medals in the 2006 SAF Games in Colombo at the same when she got 4x400m relay gold in the 2006 Doha Asiad and silver at the 2006 Melbourne Commonwealth Games.
