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Booked for abusing police officer: TMC leader Anubrata Mondal appears before police after 7 days, cell phone inspected by police

Mondal arrived at the SDPO office around 3:15 PM and stayed for about 2 hours. He avoided the main entrance/exit and refrained from making any statements to media persons, while leaving the police station and proceeded directly to the party office in Bolpur.

TMC leader Anubrata appears before police after 7 days, phone seizedTMC leader Anubrata Mondal.

Senior Trinamool Congress (TMC) leader Anubrata Mondal on Thursday appeared before the police in Bolpur, seven days after being summoned in connection with a case related to the alleged use of derogatory and abusive language during a telephonic conversation with Bolpur police station inspector in charge (IC), Litan Halder.

Mondal arrived at the SDPO office around 3:15 PM and stayed for about 2 hours. He avoided the main entrance/exit and refrained from making any statements to media persons, while leaving the police station and proceeded directly to the party office in Bolpur.

“I will see for two days first! Then I will tell you all what I want to say,” Mondal said after leaving the office premises and heading towards his residence.

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According to police sources, Mondal’s mobile phone has been seized.

Additionally, two phones belonging to IC Liton Halder were also inspected by police as part of the investigation.

The Birbhum District Police is also investigating how the audio recording of the conversation between Mondal and IC Halder was leaked.

A case was filed after a purported four-minute audio clip surfaced last month, allegedly featuring Mondal abusing and threatening IC Halder and his family.

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The summons was issued and Mondal skipped the police summons for a week, citing health issues. His legal representatives appeared on his behalf, submitting a medical report.

The TMC had condemned the “derogatory and abusive” language allegedly used by Mondal and demanded that the former Birbhum district president issue an unconditional apology. It warned that failure to comply would result in disciplinary action, including show-cause proceedings.

Following this, Mondal subsequently issued a written “unconditional apology,” while also alleging a conspiracy.

Sweety Kumari reports from West Bengal for The Indian Express. She is a journalist with over a decade of experience in the media industry. Covers Crime, Defence, Health , Politics etc and writes on trending topics. With a keen eye for investigative and human-interest stories. She has honed her craft across diverse beats including aviation, health, incidents etc. Sweety delivers impactful journalism that informs and engages audiences. Sweety Kumari is a graduate of Calcutta University with an Honors degree in Journalism from Jaipuria College and a PG in Mass Communication from Jadavpur University. Originally from Bihar, she is brought up in Kolkata and completed her education from Kendriya Vidyalaya SaltLake. Multilingual, Sweety is fluent in English, Hindi, Bengali, and Maithili. She started her career as an Entertainment and lifestyle journalist with a newsportal in Kolkata. She is working with The Indian Express for 8 years now. ... Read More

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