Politics

Calcutta High Court: ED Seeks To Make Mamata Banerjee Party In I-PAC Raid Case

January 14, 2026

The Calcutta High Court has disposed of the Trinamool Congress's (TMC) plea regarding the Enforcement Directorate's (ED) raid on the Indian Political Action Committee (I-PAC) office, following the ED's claim that no materials were seized during the operation. The TMC argued that the raid was an infringement of their privacy and an act of political intimidation, especially ahead of upcoming elections in West Bengal.

Calcutta High Court: ED Seeks To Make Mamata Banerjee Party In I-PAC Raid Case

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Key Highlights

Calcutta High Court hears TMC's plea against ED's raid on I-PAC.
TMC claims the ED's actions are politically motivated and violate privacy rights.
ED asserts that nothing was seized during the January 8 raids.
The court has disposed of TMC's plea for protection of alleged data.
The situation reflects ongoing tensions between TMC and the ED ahead of elections.

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Calcutta High Court: ED Seeks To Make Mamata Banerjee Party In I-PAC Raid Case

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