Protesting doctors vow to intensify stir
The agitating doctors are not happy with the CBI probe because all the culprits besides the convicted Sanjay Roy are roaming free.
The agitating doctors are not happy with the CBI probe because all the culprits besides the convicted Sanjay Roy are roaming free.
The investigating officials of Kolkata Police and West Bengal Police probing the rackets engaged in arranging fake Indian passports for illegal Bangladeshi infiltrators crossing over to the state, are conducting parallel probes to track such illegal infiltrators who are making frequent foreign visits.
The Kolkata Police have intensified efforts to track the current status of non-resident Indians (NRIs) with permanent addresses in West Bengal, suspected of working abroad using fake Indian passports.
Police have seized huge arms like 24 7mm pistols and barrels, three 7mm pistol sniders, several other equipment and raw material required to manufacture these firearms inside the outlet.
Kolkata Police's detective department conducted search operations across North 24-Parganas and held a former police officer in the fake passport scam.
The raid was carried out on Saturday. The city police said that the businessman, Sailesh Pande's two bank deposits of Rs 20 crore have been frozen.
Khan, from whose residence the central agency had recovered Rs 17.32 crore in cash on September 10, is currently in the custody of the Kolkata Police.
On the night of 2 July, Hafizul Mollah, a resident of Hasnabad, had sneaked into the premise of the resident of the CM allegedly scaling the gird rail.
Kolkata Police has issued summons to Nupur Sharma and also summoned dismissed BJP leader, Naveen Jindal who shared Sharma's comments on Twitter.
Soon after Sharma's controversial comments went viral, there was severe tension in several minority-dominated pockets in West Bengal.
