West Bengal Chief Minister and Trinamool chief Mamata Banerjee has expressed grief over the death of Lalan Sheikh, the main accused in the Bagtui massacre in CBI custody. In fact, along with expressing grief, she also raised questions about the CBI. Amidst all this, the Bengal government has decided to get the matter investigated by the CID. Yes and with this, on Wednesday last, the CID registered a case against seven CBI officers. At the same time, Mamata Banerjee also said how can someone die in CBI custody. In fact, on Tuesday during the Meghalaya tour, the Chief Minister said about the unusual death of Lalan, I condemn this incident. If CBI is so smart then how can someone die in their custody?

With this she said, his wife has lodged an FIR. We will also raise the issue. On the other hand, Lalan's wife has called it a murder, while the CBI is calling it a suicide. You all should know that on Monday, the dead body of Lalan, the main accused in the Bagtui massacre case, was found hanging in the toilet of the temporary CBI camp at Rampurhat. Police are investigating it. Yes, with this the CBI officials say that Lalan Sheikh has committed suicide. While his wife Reshma Bibi filed a complaint at Rampurhat police station saying that CBI officials had threatened her that they would kill her husband.

Reshma Bibi's allegations have been called baseless by the CBI. Birbhum Police has already started an investigation into the matter. Now the investigation has been handed over to CID. Let us tell you that the CID registered a case against the officers along with the CBI as soon as they took over the investigation. Yes and these include DIG and SP-level officers. A case has been registered against all of them under murder and other sections of IPC. Let us also tell you that on March 21 this year, the Bagatui massacre took place. At least 10 people were killed in the arson and violence. The violence erupted after the murder of Bhadu Sheikh, a local leader of the ruling Trinamool Congress in Bengal. The CBI is probing the violence on the orders of the Calcutta High Court.

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