Leader of Opposition in West Bengal Assembly, Shubhendu Adhikari has warned the police officers who supported TMC. He said that the BJP is monitoring every activity of his.
Addressing a press conference, the officer claimed that 57 BJP workers were killed and more than 1,000 injured in the violence after the 2021 assembly elections. Not only this, millions of people were also displaced.
Do not forget the murder case of the unknown government
The official said that BJP worker Avizit government was killed in Narakeldanga in the violence that took place after the election. In this case, a retired Assistant Commissioner, an inspector and a home guard were sent to jail. He said that officials should not forget this incident.
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The official warned, saying, ‘I am warning many IPS officers who continue to help and encourage the illegal tasks, irregularities and crimes of the ruling TMC. They stop doing so. Every activity of yours is being noted. None of you will be spared. BJP is watching. Do not forget what happened to three police officers of Narakeldanga.
BJP MLA allegations- A section of officers involved in forcible recovery
The BJP MLA alleged that a section of police officers were involved in smuggling cattle, sand and coal and forcibly recovery. He claimed that he had strong information about him.
CBI filed second charge sheet on June 30 in government murder case
In the case of the assassination of the government after the results of the assembly elections were declared, the CBI had also registered the names of TMC MLA Paresh Paul and two councilors of the ruling party in the charge sheet, but they moved to the Calcutta High Court, which directed the agency not to take any punitive action against them until 1 August. The CBI filed its second supplementary charge sheet in the case on 30 June, which included the names of 18 accused. These included Subhajit Sen, in -charge of Narakeldanga police station, investigating officer Ratna Sarkar and Home Guard Dipankar Debnath.
The court summoned 18 accused, 15 presented
The court summoned all 18 accused on Friday, out of which 15 appeared. MLAs and councilors who got interim relief did not come. Out of the 15 accused appeared, 11 got bail. Four, including three policemen and one co-accused Sujata Dey, were sent to jail. Sen retired from the post of Assistant Commissioner in November last year, while the government is posted as Inspector, and Debnath is the home guard.
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Every effort will be made to follow the instructions of the court: Commissioner
The Martyr’s Day rally of Trinamool Congress is to be held on 21 July. Regarding this, Kolkata Police Commissioner Manoj Verma reviewed the preparations on Saturday. After this, he said that the police will make every effort to follow the instructions of the High Court on the rally. He has also started three helpline numbers 1073, 983081111 and 9830010000 for the common people facing difficulty in traveling and going on the journey that day. Verma said that all officers have been informed in this regard. We will deploy additional police officers and civil volunteers to run traffic smoothly. He visited various intersections in the city and reviewed the security arrangements for the ruling party’s annual rally.
