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TMC MP Derek O’Brien Skips Court Summons in Camac Street Scuffle Case

Deputy Mayor and TMC Member of Parliament Derek O’Brien was summoned by authorities over an alleged scuffle on Camac Street in Kolkata but failed to appear in court. The case, which has been pending for several weeks, saw the MP ignored the summons and was subsequently called again by the court. The incident has drawn attention to the handling of legal matters involving elected officials in the city.

TMC MP Derek O’Brien Skips Court Summons in Camac Street Scuffle Case
TMC MP Derek O’Brien Skips Court Summons in Camac Street Scuffle CasePhoto via Indian Express — Kolkata

Deputy Mayor and Member of Parliament Derek O’Brien, representing the Trinamool Congress, was summoned to appear before a court regarding an alleged scuffle that took place on Camac Street in Kolkata. The MP did not show up for the scheduled hearing, thereby skipping the summons.

Following the absence, the court issued a follow‑up summons, urging O’Brien to attend. The repeated call highlights the seriousness with which the judicial system is treating the matter.

The incident has sparked discussions among local political circles about the accountability of elected representatives in West Bengal. While no charges have been formally filed yet, the case remains under investigation.

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