TMC Leader Anubrata Mondal Skips Police Summons in Derogatory Remarks Case, Cites Health Reasons

TMC Leader Anubrata Mondal Skips Police Summons in Derogatory Remarks Case, Cites Health Reasons


Baby Chakraborty, KalimNews | June 1, 2025 | Kolkata  : Trinamool Congress leader Anubrata Mondal did not appear before the police on Saturday, May 31, as summoned in connection with an inquiry into the alleged use of inappropriate and offensive language during a phone conversation with a police officer. According to officials, four of Mondal’s legal representatives appeared on his behalf at the office of the Sub-Divisional Police Officer (SDPO) in Bolpur.

The police have issued a second notice requesting Mondal’s appearance on Sunday, June 1, at 11 a.m. for questioning. One of his lawyers stated that Mondal is currently unwell and unable to attend in person, and he may instead appear on Monday. Sources suggest that Mondal may also file for anticipatory bail prior to presenting himself before the authorities.

The incident, which led to the filing of a First Information Report (FIR) under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), involves an allegedly disrespectful exchange between Mondal and an officer posted at Bolpur Police Station. The controversy prompted a strong response from the Trinamool Congress, which condemned the language used and urged Mondal to issue an unconditional apology.

Mondal complied with the party’s directive by submitting a written apology shortly after the TMC’s official statement. In his note, he expressed regret and stated that he never intended to show disrespect to any member of the police force, regardless of their rank.

While Mondal did not attend the scheduled questioning in person, his legal team—comprising senior lawyers including Bipadataran Bhattacharya and Sandeep Sarkar—visited the SDPO office in Bolpur on his behalf. The police have confirmed that the legal representatives presented relevant documents explaining the reason for his absence.

The case has attracted considerable attention in Birbhum district, where Mondal has long been a prominent political figure. His absence on Saturday led to speculation about possible arrest, though no such action has been taken at this stage. According to sources close to Mondal, he remains cautious about the proceedings and may seek legal protection before complying with further summons.

The situation continues to develop as authorities await Mondal’s personal appearance, either on Sunday as per the latest notice or on a later date, subject to his health condition and legal course of action.

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