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West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has found herself at the center of a political firestorm, as she vehemently denied allegations that her government had offered money to the family of a deceased doctor in an attempt to silence them. The controversy erupted after a tragic incident involving a doctor’s death led to accusations of governmental interference. In a heated press conference, Banerjee hit back at critics, stating that the Kolkata Police Commissioner himself had considered resigning amid the mounting pressure.
The doctor in question had been involved in a high-profile medical case, and his sudden death raised questions about possible negligence. Opposition parties quickly seized on the incident, accusing the state government of trying to suppress the truth by offering compensation to the grieving family. Banerjee, however, firmly refuted these claims, stating that her administration had only offered support, not hush money.
The Chief Minister went on to explain that the Kolkata Police Commissioner, who was overseeing the investigation, had been so frustrated by the political manipulation surrounding the case that he had offered to step down. Banerjee’s revelation added another layer to the ongoing political drama, with critics and supporters alike closely following the developments.
This controversy has intensified the already heated political climate in West Bengal. Opposition parties, particularly the BJP, have been vocal in their criticism of Banerjee’s handling of the situation, accusing her of shielding the guilty. Banerjee’s latest statements have only fueled the debate, as her supporters rally behind her, claiming the opposition is politicizing a tragic incident for electoral gain.
As the investigation continues and political tensions rise, the outcome of this controversy could have significant implications for Mamata Banerjee’s leadership and the upcoming elections in the state.
