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Police tell Calcutta HC search found no incriminating items

2026-09-29 · 1 source · Economic Times India

In short

Kolkata police told the Calcutta High Court that a search found no incriminating material in a 2024 suo motu FIR linked to Suvendu Adhikari. The case had involved allegations that weapons and cash were kept at a house.

This matters because the court dismissed the petition after it was not pressed further. It is still unclear what happens next in the broader case.

What the reporting says

Kolkata police told the Calcutta High Court that a house search in a 2024 suo motu FIR involving Suvendu Adhikari found no incriminating material. The FIR had related to allegations that weapons and cash were stored at a house, and Adhikari's lawyer later chose not to press the petition further. The high court dismissed the petition, but the reporting does not say whether the wider case is closed.

Why it matters

Kolkata police reported to the Calcutta High Court that a search in the 2024 suo motu FIR involving Suvendu Adhikari found no incriminating items. The petition was then not pressed further and the court dismissed it. The report addresses one procedural step in the case, but it does not say whether the broader allegations are resolved or whether any other action will follow.

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