After West Bengal suspended three police officers over the RG Kar Medical College rape-murder case, the victim’s mother—also BJP MLA Ratna Debnath—escalated her attack on former Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, calling her the “head of criminals” and demanding her arrest. Debnath alleged a cover-up and a conspiracy involving the state and health department, pointing to then Health Secretary Narayanswaroop Nigam. The father alleged directives for early concealment came from Banerjee, while the current leadership says investigations include senior officers and possible attempted bribes.
The Election Commission of India has ordered West Bengal Police to run a 24-hour operation to arrest people involved in bomb-making and seize all explosive materials. The ECI warned officers that they would face “unprecedented consequences” if any threatening items are found. The National Investigation Agency will probe all such cases, with the directive aimed at ensuring election-related security.
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