Trinamool Congress leader Abhishek Banerjee has accused investigating agencies of treating West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari differently in the Narada sting operation case. He questioned why Adhikari was allegedly never summoned for questioning despite appearing in the sting footage. On November 14, 2026, Banerjee made these remarks while speaking to reporters outside his residence in Kolkata. His comments came after he was questioned by police for nearly four hours over a social media post concerning Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
Banerjee claimed that he had always cooperated with investigating agencies, including the police, Central Bureau of Investigation CBI and Enforcement Directorate ED. He said he had appeared whenever officials summoned him and answered their questions. He also alleged that he was repeatedly targeted through what he described as false cases. According to Banerjee, investigating agencies should treat political leaders equally and follow the law without discrimination.
The TMC leader further criticised the recent demolition drive near his Kalighat residence and requested authorities not to remove poor street vendors who depend on their shops for their livelihood. His statements have added another chapter to the ongoing political dispute in West Bengal. The allegations remain Banerjee claims, and the matter continues to attract political attention.
