BJP MLA Calls Out TMC Over Alleged Corruption, Hails Tighter Investigations
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- June 14, 2026
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BJP legislator accuses Trinamool Congress of corruption, says probes are now more rigorous
A BJP MLA slammed the TMC for alleged graft, noting that investigative agencies have become stricter and are leaving no stone unturned.
During a recent press meet in Kolkata, a senior BJP member did not mince words when he turned his gaze toward the ruling Trinamool Congress. "Corruption has seeped deep into the TMC machinery," he asserted, his voice punctuated by a mixture of frustration and resolve.
He went on to point out that the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and the Enforcement Directorate (ED) have stepped up their game, leaving “no room for anyone to hide”. The MLA, who asked to remain unnamed for security reasons, cited a few high‑profile cases that are currently under scrutiny, suggesting that the tide is finally turning against entrenched graft.
According to him, the earlier perception that powerful politicians could evade the law is fading fast. "The agencies are now more stringent, more methodical, and more relentless," he said, adding a note of caution that the TMC should brace for more intensive probing.
Opposition supporters in the audience reacted with applause, while a few TMC representatives, present at the venue, appeared visibly uncomfortable. The MLA, however, kept his tone measured, emphasizing that his criticism was aimed at ensuring accountability rather than political mud‑slinging.
When asked about the broader implications for West Bengal politics, he warned that unchecked corruption could erode public trust and hamper development. "We all want a clean, transparent administration that works for the people," he concluded, urging citizens to stay vigilant and demand honesty from their leaders.
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