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Delhi Police serve notice to Mamata Banerjee’s Delhi residence over 2013 case
✍️ The Economic Times
🗓 09 Nov 2026, 08:32 PM
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Delhi police have served a legal notice at Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s Delhi residence concerning a case filed in 2013.
Earlier this week Delhi Police served a formal notice at the Delhi residence of West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, linking the action to a criminal case registered in 2013. The notice, issued under the Code of Criminal Procedure, summons the recipient to appear before the investigating officer within a prescribed time frame.
While the specifics of the 2013 case have not been disclosed publicly, the police statement indicated that the service of notice is a routine procedural step in the investigation. This move adds to a series of legal challenges the leader has faced in recent months, with authorities across jurisdictions revisiting past inquiries.
Mamata Banerjee’s office has not responded to the notice at this stage. Political analysts note that any further legal development could have implications for her role as chief minister and her standing in national politics.
The Delhi Police confirmed that the notice was delivered in person at the residence, and that the investigation remains ongoing.
While the specifics of the 2013 case have not been disclosed publicly, the police statement indicated that the service of notice is a routine procedural step in the investigation. This move adds to a series of legal challenges the leader has faced in recent months, with authorities across jurisdictions revisiting past inquiries.
Mamata Banerjee’s office has not responded to the notice at this stage. Political analysts note that any further legal development could have implications for her role as chief minister and her standing in national politics.
The Delhi Police confirmed that the notice was delivered in person at the residence, and that the investigation remains ongoing.