Baruipur case: Suvendu Adhikari visits victims’ families, orders crackdown on drug dens

Praising the minor victim’s family for cooperating with the government, the West Bengal CM said, “The minor’s family has helped the government from the very first day. The government is grateful to the minor’s family. The family has filed complaints against four people, and all four have been arrested. The accused had fled up to the Basirhat border and were caught from there. The investigation will be monitored by me.”

Adhikari said the fear of the law must exist in the minds of criminals, not in the minds of ordinary people.

On Saturday, the chief minister also made an announcement regarding the 2013 Kamduni gangrape-murder case. He stated that the state government would provide all possible assistance to the victim’s family in the Supreme Court through a government lawyer. Unlike the previous government, the victim’s family would no longer be opposed in the Supreme Court, the chief minister added.

Meanwhile, the chief minister also directed the police to launch a special drive over the next two weeks against drug dens across the state.

After Adhikari’s visit, both families told media persons that they were happy with the actions taken by the administration and the police since the rape-murder incident.