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Kolkata Police Files Case Against Former DCP Shantanu Biswas

The Kolkata Police Department has formally registered a case against former Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Shantanu Biswas. The complaint alleges that Biswas was involved in misconduct while in service. Police officials stated that the investigation is ongoing and that all evidence will be examined before any further action is taken. The case underscores the department’s commitment to accountability within its ranks.

Kolkata Police Files Case Against Former DCP Shantanu Biswas
Kolkata Police Files Case Against Former DCP Shantanu BiswasPhoto via Times of India — Kolkata

The Kolkata Police Department has lodged a formal complaint against Shantanu Biswas, who served as Deputy Commissioner of Police. According to police officials, the case concerns alleged misconduct during Biswas’s tenure. Investigators are currently reviewing evidence related to the accusations.

Police spokespersons emphasized that the inquiry is part of a broader effort to ensure integrity and transparency within the force. They added that any findings will be forwarded to the appropriate judicial authorities.

Biswas has not yet issued a public statement regarding the allegations. The police have urged the public to cooperate with the investigation if required.

The filing of the case has prompted discussions among law‑enforcement experts about the mechanisms for internal accountability in Kolkata’s policing structure.

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