After stopping Suvendu Adhikari from going to Netai, the Governor of West Bengal sought information from CS, DGP. Kolkata News – Times of India

Kolkata: A day after the Leader of the Opposition West Bengal Meeting Suvendu Adhikaricomplained in a letter that he had been barred from attending an event Jhargram, Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar On Saturday, the Chief Secretary and the Director General of Police were asked to provide full details of the incident on January 10. Dhankhar has also sought a written report from him in the matter.
He tweeted, “In view of highly disturbing scenario, reminiscent of emergency, communication @SuvenduWB WB Guv on 07 Jan with written report to CS @MamataOfficial & DGP @WBPolice on Jan 10 at 11 AM, completely Have been instructed to update from here,” he tweeted. ,

In an earlier tweet, he said the officer was “mistreated by the administration”.
“Despite Hon’ble HC order dated January 5, LOP was treated so badly by Administration @MamataOfficial & Police @WBPolice for compromising on their fundamental rights. Such gross disregard of Hon’ble High Court’s direction would lead to exemplary consequences. Demands if democracy is to survive (sic),” he wrote on the microblogging platform.

The officer, in his letter to Dhankhar, said he was prevented from going to Netai, where he demanded respect for those killed on January 7, 2011.
Nandigram The MLA alleged that despite the Calcutta High Court’s order that “there is no restriction on my movement”, he was stopped by the police.
In 2011, nine people were killed in Netai in indiscriminate firing by alleged CPI(M) workers.