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Unidentified speaker questions IPAC's role and challenges Mamata Banerjee on ED raids
UPDATED: Jan 8, 2026 13:28 IST
In this segment, an unidentified speaker raises concerns about the involvement of IPAC in ongoing investigations and questions the presence of voter lists and party documents with the organisation. The speaker states, 'He is questioning why IPAC will have a copy of a botanist,' and further challenges, 'He challenges Mamata Banerjee that if a raid is conducted at CM's residence, then over 100 crore could be seized.' The speaker also alleges that the Chief Minister has interfered in constitutional processes and references previous instances where senior leaders have staged protests. The speaker claims to have been targeted by the CID but asserts that there was no interference in the investigation. The discussion highlights ongoing political tensions and scrutiny over the actions of both the Chief Minister and IPAC.
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