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West Bengal CM Adhikari probes TMC MLA Paresh Ram Das's alleged flight to Mumbai
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🗓 10 Nov 2026, 12:31 PM
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Chief Minister Adhikari questioned TMC legislator Paresh Ram Das over reports that he tried to flee to Mumbai, calling the allegations serious and demanding clarification.
Kolkata, West Bengal – Chief Minister Adhikari publicly raised concerns about TMC MLA Paresh Ram Das after media reports suggested the lawmaker attempted to escape to Mumbai. The chief minister described the allegations as serious and urged Das to provide a clear account of his movements.
According to the statements made by the CM's office, Das was reportedly seen traveling towards the western city amid ongoing investigations related to his conduct. The CM emphasized that any attempt to evade scrutiny would be unacceptable and that the party would take appropriate action based on the findings.
Party officials have not yet released a detailed response, but sources indicate that an internal review is underway. The incident adds to the growing political tension in the state as the ruling party seeks to maintain discipline among its members.
No official comment has been received from Das or his legal representatives as of now, and the matter remains under observation by both the state administration and law enforcement agencies.
According to the statements made by the CM's office, Das was reportedly seen traveling towards the western city amid ongoing investigations related to his conduct. The CM emphasized that any attempt to evade scrutiny would be unacceptable and that the party would take appropriate action based on the findings.
Party officials have not yet released a detailed response, but sources indicate that an internal review is underway. The incident adds to the growing political tension in the state as the ruling party seeks to maintain discipline among its members.
No official comment has been received from Das or his legal representatives as of now, and the matter remains under observation by both the state administration and law enforcement agencies.