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Right Owned by Independent News ServiceMamata Banerjee gets Delhi Police notice in 13-year-old case, asked to appear as witness
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A Delhi Police team travelled to Kolkata and entered the Kalighat residence of former West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to record her statement as a witness in a police case registered in 2013. The case concerns a confrontation with police during a Trinamool Congress protest. Police said the statement will be taken at the Parliament Street police station.
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Delhi Police has served a notice to Mamata Banerjee to record her statement as a witness in a 2013 protest confrontation case.
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New Delhi: Delhi Police has served a notice to former West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee, asking her to record her statement in a 2013 case linked to a confrontation with police during a Trinamool Congress protest in the national capital, police sources said on Monday. Banerjee has been…
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The Delhi Police on Monday issued a notice to West Bengal's former Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee , asking her to join investigation and record her statement in connection with a case registered at the Parliament Street Police Station in 2013, officials said.
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The Delhi Police on Monday issued a notice to West Bengal's former Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee , asking her to join investigation and record her statement in connection with a case registered at the Parliament Street Police Station in 2013, officials said.
