Tirath Das Dogra
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Education | MBBS(1971), MD (Forensic Medicine 1976) |
Alma mater | Sardar Patel Medical College, Bikaner, All India Institute of Medical Sciences |
Employer(s) | SGT University, Budhera, Gurgaon |
Known for | Medical jurisprudence, forensic pathology, forensic medicine, toxicology |
Tirath Das Dogra(IAST:Tīrath Dās Ḍōgarā,born 18 July 1947) is an Indian forensic pathologist. He was the pro-chancellor and vice-chancellor ofSGT University, Budhera Gurgaon Haryana(2013–2017).
Early life
[edit]He was born to Prem Nath Dogra and Gayano Devi Dogra at Badi Brahmana, nearJammu,Jammu & Kashmir,British India,20 kilometres from Jammu on the Basantar River (the present border with Pakistan). After the partition of India in 1947 his father moved toBikanerin 1959; he settled there permanently in 1961. Dogra completed Badridas Vidavatji ka Middle School Sikar and Matric in 1963 and attended M M High School Bikaner from 1959 to 1963. After a year atDungar CollegeBikaner, he received a degree in medicine fromSardar Patel Medical College, Bikaner.[1][2][3]
Career
[edit]Dogra received the firstMDdegree in forensic medicine from AIIMS in 1976.[4]His areas of interest have beenDNA profiling,population genetics,[5]residual, environmental and pesticide toxicity,[6]bioethics,[7][8]pharmacovigilance,[9]continuing medical education,[10]suicide preventionandnotes,[11]forensic psychiatry(psychological profiling)[12]crime-scene reconstruction.[13]andForensic animation[14]He has been involved in medico-legal investigations of high-profile cases throughout India.[15]
Dogra has presented his medico-legal opinion in cases concerning to three prime ministers:Indira Gandhi,Charan SinghandRajiv Gandhi.[16][17]He deposed as a medical witness in the Mahesh Chandra Trial Court for Indira Gandhi's assassination for the prosecution.[18][19]Although the defence (P. N. Lekhi,[20]R S Sodhi[21]andRam Jethmalani[22]) challenged Dogra's testimony, the evidence was upheld by theSupreme Court.In theBatla House encounter case,he used animation to present his expert opinion.[23]Dogra went toSri Lankaas part of a three-memberGovernment of Indiateam to assist the investigation of the assassination ofGamini Dissanayake,a presidential candidate.[24][25]He worked withSeyed E. Hasnain,Sher Ali of NII and Anupum Raina on DNA profiling, with Sanjeev Lalwani and Chitranjan Behera assisting him with forensics. After his retirement from AIIMS, Dogra becamedirector-generalof the SGT Group of Institutions and vice-chancellor when it became a university on 15 March 2013.
Dogra is a former director of theAll India Institute of Medical Sciences(AIIMS) New Delhi and an authority on forensic medicine.[26][27][28]Dogra was a member of theMedical Council of Indiafrom December 2013 till its dissolution in September 2018.[29]Dogra was President of National Medicos Organisation Delhi State from 2012 to 2017.[30][non-primary source needed]He was a member of the TEQ-Equivalence committee and the Administration and Grievance committee of the Medical Council of India.[31]He was a member of the Advisory committee on MOOC's program of University Grants Commission of India New Delhi. Dogra was emeritus professor of forensic medicine and forensic sciences, professor of Andragogy and educational philosophy and advisor, Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) at SGT University Gurgaon till January 2022. Prof. T D Dogra is a member of the Rehabilitation Council of India.[32]
Dograheld a number of positions during his tenure at AIIMS, including dean (exam), deputy director (administration), chair of the management board of AIIMS Hospitals, hostel superintendent and professor. He joined AIIMS as aresidentin 1971, becoming a faculty member in 1977. Following the retirement of Jagdish Chandra on 30 June 1987, Dogra headed the department of forensic medicine and toxicology at AIIMS until his retirement on 31 July 2012.[15][33]
Notable cases
[edit]Dogra's forensic investigations include:
Case | Location | Year |
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Gitanjali death case[34] | Gurgaon, Haryana | 2013 |
Nithari killings[35] | Noida, Uttar Pradesh | 2007 |
Ishrat Jahan encounter case[36] | Ahmedabad, Gujarat | 2004 |
Sohrabuddin Sheikh fake encounter[37][38] | Gujarat | 2005 |
Tulsi Prajapati encounter[37] | Gujarat | 2005 |
Godhra Violence,Bilkis Bano[39]case | Godhra, Gujarat | 2002 |
Batla House encounter case[23] | Batla House, Delhi | 2008 |
Uttar Pradesh NRHM scam[40]case | Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh | 2011 |
Nigamananda Saraswati[41]ofRishikesh | Rishikesh,Uttrakhand | 2011 |
Ashutosh Asthana of Provident Fund Scam[42] | Ghaziabad, U.P. | 2009 |
Kavita Chaudhry case[43] | Meerut,U.P. | 2007 |
Kunal (Tamil film actor) suicide[44] | Mumbai, Maharashtra | 2008 |
Nirupama Pathak death[45] | Kodarma, Jharkhand | 2010 |
Ansal Plaza encounter[46] | New Delhi | 2002 |
Shehla Masood[47]case of Bhopal | Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh | 2012 |
2009Shopian rape and murder case[48][49][50] | Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir | 2009 |
Sadiq Batcha[citation needed]case | Chennai, Tamil Nadu | 2011 |
Bhanwari Devi (2011 case)[51] | Rajasthan | 2012 |
Bhanwari Devicase (1992) | Jaipur, Rajasthan | 1992 |
Harsh Baljee murder[52] | Shimla, Himachal Pradesh | 1999 |
Cherukuri Rajkumar(alias Azad)[53] | Adilabad, Andhra Pradesh | 2010 |
Pipli gang-rape case[54] | Pipli, Odisha | 2012 |
Natasha Singh case reconstruction[55] | New Delhi | 2002 |
Dara Singh encounter[56] | Jaipur, Rajasthan | 2002 |
Ishmeet Singh(Voice of Indiawinner) death in Maldives | Maldives | 2008 |
Nitish Katara murder case[57] | New Delhi | 2002 |
R. K. Gupta murder[58] | Delhi, Gurgaon | 2003 |
Prathyushadeath case[59] | Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh | 2002 |
Consultation withCBIprosecutors inPriyadarshini MattooDelhi case | Delhi | 1996 |
Consultation with CBI prosecutors in AhmedabadHaren Pandyamurder | Ahmedabad, Gujrat | 2003 |
Aarushi Talwar murder[60][61][62] | Noida, Uttar Pradesh | 2008 |
Sidhartha Continental Hotel fire[63] | New Delhi | 1986 |
Lajpat Nagar bombing[64] | New Delhi | 1996 |
Uphar cinema fire[65][66] | New Delhi | 1997 |
Charkhi Dadri mid-air collision[67] | Charkhi Dadri, Haryana | 1996 |
29 October 2005 Delhi bombings | New Delhi | 2005 |
Jnaneswari Express train derailment | West Bengal | 2012 |
Alleged Bhandara rape-murder[68][69][70] | Bhandara, Maharashtra | 2012 |
Shruti Bhagvat case[71] | Auragabad, Maharashtra | 2013 |
M. G. Rusia death case[72] | Agra, Uttar Pradesh | 2009 |
His medico-legal cases include:
Case | Location | Year |
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Assassination of Indira Gandhi | New Delhi | 1984 |
Suicide of Kishan Chand[73] | New Delhi | 1977 |
Assassination of Jatherdar Stonkh Singh[74](confident of Indira Gandhi and Jarnail Singh Bhinderwale | Delhi | 1981 |
Beant Singhautopsy[75]the assassin of Indira Gandhi. | New Delhi | 1984 |
Assassination of Mr. and Mrs.Lalit Maken(daughter and son-in-law ofS. D. Sharma) | New Delhi | 1985 |
Jagdev Singh Khudian suicide[76] | Khudian, Punjab | 1990 |
Tandoor murder (Naina Sahni)[77] | New Delhi | 1995 |
Shilpi Jain and Gautam Singh death case[78] | Patna, Bihar | 1999 |
Madhavrao Sindhiaair crash | Mainpuri, Uttar Pradessh | 2001 |
Murder ofSatyendra Dubey(National Highways Authority of India) | Gaya, Bihar | 2003 |
Death of Shri Shanmugam[79] | Tamil Nadu | 1991 |
Assassination of Arjun Das[80] | New Delhi | 1985 |
Autopsy ofHans Christian Ostro | Jammu Kashmir | 1995 |
Khairlanji massacre[81] | Bhandara, Maharashtra | 2006 |
Death ofBibek Maitra[82][83] | New Delhi | 2006 |
Rahul Mahajan drug-overdose case[82][83] | New Delhi | 2006 |
Bibi Jagir Kaurmurder[84] | Patiala, Punjab | 2006 |
Murder of Amir Singh[85] | Meham, Haryana | 1990 |
Dalip Singh murder case | Jaipur, Rajasthan | 1970 |
Kiliroor sex scandal[86] | Kochi, Kerala | 2006 |
Pratul Deb Murder[87] | Gowhati Assam | 2005 |
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Awards
[edit]The Society of Toxicology (India) gave Dogra a Distinguished Scientist Lifetime Achievement Award in Toxicology,[88]and he received a Distinguished Service Award from the Geriatric Society of India.[89]He delivered the Professor G. Mehdi Oration at the 27th annual national conference of the Indian Academy of Forensic Medicine at North Bengal Medical College in Siliguri, West Bengal on 17 February 2006. Dogra delivered the Professor Jagdish Chandra Oration Award at the 12th national conference of the Indian Congress of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology on 27 September 2013 at the Government Medical College in Haldwani, Uttarakhand.[90]Indian Congress of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology gave "Life time achievement award" to Prof Dogra on 13 September 2014.
AIIMS
[edit]During Dogra's tenure as director AIIMS acquired 330 acres (130 ha) of land[91][92]in the Jajhar District of Haryana, and the recommendations of the Moily Committee[93]were implemented. One hundred sixty faculty and 1200 other staff positions were created, a new academic building (came as Convergence Block) was planned[94]and the CDER and JPNA Apex Trauma Center[95]were made fully functional. An agreement with Metro was signed for a tunnel connecting AIIMS and the trauma centre.[96]A surgical centre, maternity centre, dormitories, outpatient department and a urology centre were planned.[97][98]A new developmental plan integrated with the earlier prepared Master plan was prepared and architectural process was started for its implementation. The long pending clearance from Ministry of civil aviation and urban development for construction of multistory buildings was obtained to facilitate future development of AIIMS in regard to hospital, academics, research, residential and hostels.[97][98]Manmohan Singhunderwent coronary-bypass Surgery at AIIMS,[99]andPratibha Patilunderwentcataractsurgery on both eyes.[100]Dogra managed AIIMS during the most troubled times in its history;[101]he is active in organ donation, retrieval and tracking, framing and revising rules and implementing training programs at the AIIMS Organ Retrieval Banking Organization.[102][103]After succeeding Jagdish Chandra, Dogra developed DNA-profiling and toxicology laboratories. He expanded the department to ten faculty members, two scientists, twelve junior and twelve senior residents.
DNA laboratory
[edit]Dogra started DNA facility at department of forensic medicineAIIMS,in Feb 1991 with recruiting of Anupuma Raina as PhD student and G. Bomjen as MD student both taking DNA profiling related thesis topics, Dogra as Chief Guide andDr S HasnainofNII New Delhias co-guide. First criminal case solved by DNA from Delhi was in 1992. The integrity and hard work of its in-charge Dr Anupuma raina gave this laboratory reliability and popularity with investigating agencies.[104][105][106][107][108][109]
Medical Toxicology Laboratory
[edit]Dr Dogra developed Medical Toxicological laboratory in the department of forensic medicine and toxicology in 1987. It was the first laboratory in a medical college where it was aimed to carry out analysis of samples for clinical and forensic purposes. The analytical toxicologist late H C Srivastava worked hard to get a reputation that the honourable courts ordered the tests to be conducted in this laboratory. The laboratory was well equipped with TLC, HPTLC, HPLC, GLC, Voltammetry, Atomic Absorption spectrometry etc. It worked in close collaboration with CFSL, CBI Delhi, FSL Rohini Delhi and JPN NICFS Rohini Delhi,[110][111]
Crime scene reconstruction
[edit]Dogra was engaged in crime scene reconstruction in a variety of cases throughout the length and breadth of the country. He reconstructed the cases pertaining to fall from a height, railway accident, traffic accidents, firearm injuries, bomb blast, asphyxial deaths etc. He examined about 2000 scene of crimes in different states of India.[112][113]
Dogra's test
[edit]He evolved a simple technique to identify old suspected bullet hit marks by lifting the impression using a moldable putty which neither damaged nor made it unfit for further examination of suspected firearm bullet hit marks. More than 2-year-old marks were detected by Professor Dogra at many scenes of occurrences; that is why people started calling it as a Dogra's test.[114]
Forensic animation
[edit]During the last decade of his career, he started using animation to explain his finding or observations. He tried it inBatla house encounter,Heren Pandya case,he also attempted inIshrat Jehan casebut he could not make it in 3D animation as desired.[115][116]
Forensic Psychiatry and Psychology
[edit]Dogra in 1990 while forensic investigations of the death of Jathedar Jagdev Singh Khudian MP of Akali Dal (Mann), first time in collaboration with Psychiatrist and Clinical Psychologist analysed the Psychological status of deceased by getting filled a proforma developed for this purpose from his friends and family.[117]Subsequently, he applied it in many cases, including the psychological profiling of the accused persons of2006 Noida serial murders.[118][119]
Mass grave exhumation and Forensic anthropometry and anatomy
[edit]Dogra carried out numbers of exhumations in various states of India. He exhumed mass graves in Gujrat following 2002 communal riots and recovered large numbers of skeletal remains, the anthropometric & anatomical examination and DNA profiling established Identity of many of missing individuals. He always encouraged a collaborative approach in such situation.[120]Dogra used Anthropometric and anatomical examination in variety of cases from different part of country includingBhanwari Devi (2011 case)&2006 Noida serial murders.
Publications and research
[edit]Dogra editedLyon’s Medical Jurisprudence for India,co-authoredPractical Aspects of Forensic Medicine and Toxicologyand has published more than 200 papers in national and international journals.[25][121]He has guided more than 50 MD and PhD thesis projects, and supervised or co-supervised research funded byBPR&D,DST,ICARandWHO.Dogra has been an editorial member or peer reviewer of a number of national and international journals, and has written for the popular press. He is the founder of theJournal of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology[122]andIndian Internet Journal of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology.[123]Dogra founded the Indian Congress of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology,[124]He organised numerous conferences, workshops and seminars, and has delivered guest lectures, inaugural and valedictory talks on a variety of topics.[15][121][125]
Committees, consultation and visiting positions
[edit]Dogra has been a member of a number of committees constituted by the Government of India, State Governments and AIIMS: the Advisory Committee on Prison Reform (BPR&D);[126]the member (Medical Toxicology)Central Insecticide Board (Ministry of Health and Family Welfare); the member (Medical Toxicology) Registration Committee for Insecticides (Ministry of Agriculture); RAP and SAC (Research Analysis Panel and Scientific Advisory Committee) of theCentre for DNA Fingerprinting and Diagnostics(CDFD) and the Subcommittee on Medicolegal Services in Delhi. He has consulted with the Central Bureau of Investigation, courts, stateCrime Branch CIDs,the National Commission for Human Rights,[127]theNational Commission for Womenand theNational Commission for Protection of Child Rights. Dogra has been a visiting faculty member at the LNJP National Institute of Criminalistics and Forensic Sciences, the Police Training School, the Judicial Academy (Delhi), the Karkardooma Court (Shahdara), the Judicial Academy (Nanital, Uttrakhand), the Sardar Patel Academy of Police, theLal Bahadur ShastriNational Academy of Administration (LBSNAA) in Mussoorie, U.P., the Academy of Administration and Management (Nanital), CBI Academy (Ghaziabad), theNational Academy of Customs Excise and Narcotics(NACEN), HIPA, Haryana Institute of Public Administration[128]and the Institute of Road Traffic Education (IRTE) in Faridabad.
Dogra established and developed the department of forensic medicine atB.P. Koirala Institute of Health SciencesinDharan, Nepal,a joint venture of the governments of India andNepal.He has interacted with internationally known forensics experts such asKeith Simpson,Keith Mant,T. K. Marshal, D. J. Ghee,Alec Jeffreys,Michael S Pollanen,[129]Stephen M. Cordner,[130]Henry Lee (forensic scientist)and Derrick J. Pounder.[131]
Professor Dogra led the first forensic team along with Arun Kumar Joint director, than Supercop of CBI, team consisted of Rajender Singh director CFSL, other relevant experts from CFSL, CBI, Delhi and from AIIMS including 25 sleuths of CBI. Team started work on 1 June 2008 with examination of scene of crime. Team functioned till the Arun Kumar was called back to his cadre the UP Police from CBI.[132][133]
Amzad Ali Rana of Pakistan, Javed Gulam Sheikh born Pranesh Pillai, Zeeshan Johar andIshrat Jahan Razawere killed in Police encounter on 15 June 2004. The Gujrat high court constituted SIT (special investigating team) to investigate the encounter. The chairman of SIT constituted a team of experts with Professor T D Dogra as its chairman, experts from CFSL (central forensic laboratory New Delhi) and AIIMS New Delhi were included. Two chairmen of the SIT were changed by the time board of experts submitted their report to R R Verma, then chairman of SIT. It was revealed in 2016 that the report submitted by the team of experts was not taken into considerations by the SIT while concluding their report. It attracted the attention of media and issue was politicised. Some of the files concerning to an affidavit by the then Government of India, in this case were found missing. An inquiry into this matter has been issued by Govt of India.[134][135][136][137]
After police dismissed the case against her assailants, Bilkis Bano approached theNational Human Rights Commission of Indiaand petitioned the Supreme Court seeking a reinvestigation. The Supreme Court granted the motion, directing theCentral Bureau of Investigation(CBI) to take over the investigation. CBI appointed a team of experts from theCentral Forensic Science Laboratory(CFSL) Delhi andAll India Institute of Medical Sciences(AIIMS) under the guidance and leadership of Professor T. D. Dogra of AIIMS to exhume the mass graves to established the identity and cause of death of victims. The team successfully located and exhumed the remains of victims.[138]The trial of the case was transferred out of Gujarat and directing the central government to appoint the public prosecutor.[139][140]Charges were filed in a Mumbai court against nineteen people as well as six police officials and a government doctor over their role in the initial investigations.[141]In January 2008, eleven men were sentenced to life imprisonment for the rape and murders and a policeman was convicted of falsifying evidence.[142]
The case was referred toT D Dograof AIIMS New Delhi for expert opinion, subsequently he appeared in court of law as an expert witness, he had explained the event through animation.[23]On 25 Jul 2013, the Saket sessions court in its judgement convicted one of the suspects, Shahzad Ahmad, for murder of police inspectorMohan Chand Sharmaand attempted murder of Head Constables Balwant Singh and Rajbir Singh. The court also found Ahmad guilty of obstructing and assaulting public servants, and grievously injuring the police officers to deter them from performing their duty.[143] [144][145][146][147]
Near to Shopian a town about 40 km away from Srinagar, Kashmir two women were found dead on the banks of Rambiara Nala, the autopsies were conducted by a team of doctors of Kashmir including one lady doctor. The cause of death was given as head injury. The vaginal swabs were preserved which were positive for spermatozoa at FSL Srinagar. There was agitation led by Majlis Musharraf in Kashmir. The police officers were arrested. The matter was taken by Kashmir High court Suo moto. CBI was entrusted with investigations who engaged Professor T D Dogra as chairman of the team of experts, which included experts from CFSL(central forensic laboratory New Delhi) and AIIMS New Delhi. After exhumation and exhaustive examination, Board of experts concluded that cause of death was drowning and it was a case of deception because vaginal swabs did not belong to the deceased ladies, these were of the source other than the two deceased ladies, it was concluded by DNA Profiling.[148][149]
Indira Gandhi was brought at 9:30am to theAll India Institute of Medical Sciences,where doctors operated on her. She was declared dead at 2:20pm. The post-mortem examination was conducted by a team of doctors headed by Dr.T.D. Dogra.Dr. Dogra stated that as many as 30 bullet wounds were sustained by Indira Gandhi, from two sources, aSten gun[150][151]and a pistol. The assailants had fired 31 bullets at her, of which 30 had hit; 23 had passed through her body while 7 were trapped inside her. Dr. Dogra extracted bullets to establish the identity of the weapons and to match each weapon with the bullets recovered by ballistic examination. The bullets were matched with respective weapons at CFSL Delhi. Subsequently, Dr. Dogra appeared in the court of Shri Mahesh Chandra as an expert witness (PW-5), and his testimony lasted several sessions. The cross examination was conducted by ShriP. N. Lekhi,the defence counsel.[152]Salma Sultangave the first news of assassination of Indira Gandhi onDoordarshan's evening news on 31 October 1984, more than 10 hours after she was shot.[153][154]She died two weeks and five days before her 67th birthday.
Shanmugam, one of the prime suspects, allegedly committed suicide in custody of SIT. This drew the attention of media and public. On 30 July 1991, it was raised as a starred question number *t13 in Parliament, by Shri Ram Nayak MP, while replying then Home Minister Shri S B Chavan said in proceedings "..by Dr.T.D. Dogra, Additional Professor and Head of the Department of Forensic Medicines and Dr.D.N. Bhardwaj, Senior Resident Doctor in the Department of Forensic Medicines, All Indian Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi. I will read the report for the information of the House so that if the Hon. Members have any doubts... (Interruptions)".[155][156][157]
The CBI and a team of forensic science experts reconstructed the alleged fake encounter of Tulsi Prajapati by Gujarat police in 2006 at Chhapri village in the district on Friday. The team headed by Rajendra Singh of the Central Forensic Science Laboratory (CFSL),and T D Dogra of Forensic Medicine Department at All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS),began the reconstruction early morning. The forensic experts and CBI were assisted by state CID officials. CID was investigating the case before Supreme Court transferred it to the central agency. The experts obtained crucial data such as the distance between the police vehicle and the car in which Prajapati was travelling, location of Prajapati's body after the encounter as per the CID's FIR, how police officers fired at Prajapati and the distance from which they fired.[158][159]
Personal life
[edit]Dogra married Lalita Dogra (née-Sharma) (03-12-1950 – 24-January 2019) fromPalampur,Himachal Pradesh, in 1975. They have two children (Ankit and Aakanksha) and three grandchildren (Shaunak, Vanya and Arnayaa).
See also
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