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Delhi Police issues notice to Mamata Banerjee in 13-year-old heckling case

Delhi Police issues notice to Mamata Banerjee in 13-year-old heckling case

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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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  • left · 2 outlets

    Delhi Police has served a notice to Mamata Banerjee to record her statement as a witness in a 2013 protest confrontation case.

    — Mathrubhumi English

  • center · 5 outlets

    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…

    — Orissa Post

  • right · 4 outlets

    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.

    — India TV

RSS excerpt

Kolkata, November 9 (IANS): The Delhi Police on Monday served a notice for interrogation to former West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee in connection with a 2013 criminal case registered at the Parliament Street Police Station in the national capital.  Investigators seek to question the…

Coverage arrived over 3 hours — first from The Economic Times, latest from NDTV.

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Center 5 (45%)
Center-Right / Right 4 (37%)

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  1. The Economic Times Center-Right Bennett, Coleman & Co.

    Delhi Police serves notice at Mamata Banerjee's residence in connection with 2013 case

    Delhi Police officials visited Mamata Banerjee's residence to serve a notice related to a 2013 case. This case involved allegations including rioting, unlawful assembly, and obstruction of public servants. The notice was issued under Section 160 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. It pertains to…

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  9. The Morung Express Center Current article

    Delhi Police issues notice to Mamata Banerjee in 13-year-old heckling case

    Kolkata, November 9 (IANS): The Delhi Police on Monday served a notice for interrogation to former West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee in connection with a 2013 criminal case registered at the Parliament Street Police Station in the national capital.  Investigators seek to question the…

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  19. The New Indian Express Center Express Publications (Madurai) Ltd.

    Delhi Police serves notice to Mamata as witness in 2013 protest case

    KOLKATA: A team of the Delhi Police on Monday afternoon suddenly reached the Kalighat residence of former West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, seeking to record her statement in a police case registered in 2013 in connection with a confrontation with police during a Trinamool Congress protest…

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