The Supreme Court has shocked Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on the matter of ED raid at the I-PAC office in Kolkata last week. The court said that the Bengal government cannot interfere in the work of the investigating agency. Now BJP is attacking TMC Chief Mamata Banerjee regarding this matter. BJP spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia said that Mamata Banerjee is the embodiment of anarchy and a symbol of jungle raj.

The BJP leader said, ‘Mamata Banerjee has no right to remain in her post. He has received a setback from the Supreme Court. Jungle Raj is like Mamta Raj. Will TMC goons come and stop central agencies like ED, CBI? This is a strong slap of the law to Mamata government. The court has stayed the FIR registered against ED officers. Mamata Banerjee’s drama has failed in Bengal.

Gaurav Bhatia said, ‘The Supreme Court has said that if such incidents are not stopped then a situation of anarchy will be created. The leader of Mamata Banerjee’s party sends a message to the people that they should reach the High Court, it was an attempt to scare them from hooliganism. There is jungle raj in West Bengal, jungle raj is such where the Chief Minister intimidates, police and administration do illegal work, jungle raj is such where hearing is not possible even in the court.

He said, ‘Questions have been raised regarding timing before also, but there was no relief from anywhere. It is surprising that TMC’s office is running from a private limited company. Mamta Banerjee keeps all confidential documents in the office of a private company.

ED told the Supreme Court on Thursday (January 15, 2026) that Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee is obstructing the investigation, which the court described as very serious. A bench of Justices Prashant Kumar Mishra and Vipul Pancholi has issued notices to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, West Bengal government, Director General of Police (DGP) Rajeev Kumar and top police officials on ED’s pleas seeking a CBI inquiry against them for obstructing the raid at the I-PAC complex.

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According to sources, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee intervened during the ED raid on the premises of I-PAC on Thursday (January 8). Mamta Banerjee took the phone of I-PAC official Prateek Jain in her hand on the spot and kept it with herself.

This entire incident came to light when ED in Kolkata raided the premises of political consulting firm I-PAC as part of a money laundering investigation. West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has reacted sharply to this and has accused TMC of theft of documents.

Threat of arrest to ED officials
Not only this, sources also say that the DGP told three ED officers not to record anything in the Panchnama and to show that nothing has been recovered. If not then they will arrest the ED officials. ED officials say that there were three ED officers at that time while on the other hand dozens of police officers and the team of Z Security given to the CM were present.

‘Forced to make changes in documents’
According to ED sources, an attempt was made to intimidate the officers and prevent them from writing the real thing in the report. Sources also claim that the DGP told the ED officials that now we will file an FIR and arrest you people. Sources say that independent witnesses were also present there. Kolkata Police and CM’s staff also tried to harass and intimidate him. According to sources, Enforcement Directorate officials say that they faced pressure and threats throughout the operation and were forced to make changes in official documents under pressure.

What did Mamta Banerjee say
At the same time, Mamata Banerjee rejected the ED’s statement outright. He claimed that the ED was trying to seize internal data, hard disks and strategy documents related to the election planning of Trinamool Congress, which had nothing to do with the money laundering investigation. Mamta termed the raid politically motivated and called it unconstitutional and an attempt to seize party data.

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ED raided the office of I-PACK in Kolkata last Thursday (January 08, 2026) in the coal scam case. On Friday (January 09, 2026), BJP MP Sanjay Jaiswal gave a big statement on the ED raid on I-PAC office. He has even discussed Jan Suraj Party.

‘Will you work with the money or invest?’

Sanjay Jaiswal said, “I-PAC has been a very controversial company from the beginning… Even in Bihar, I-PAC had spent Rs 60 crore of its money on Jan Suraj Party… Why was it spent? You are a political consultancy firm, so will you take money to work for the people or invest the money in political parties?”

Sanjay Jaiswal also attacked Mamata Banerjee

He also said, “Just as Ravan’s life was in the navel, similarly Mamata Banerjee’s life is in the coal mafia and human traffickers. This is why there is a raid on a person’s house and the Chief Minister herself goes there and steals hard disks from there, steals papers… There was no raid in her party office, there was no raid at any of her places…”

#WATCH Delhi: On the ED raid on I-PAC office, BJP MP Sanjay Jaiswal said, “Just as Ravana’s life was in the navel, similarly Mamata Banerjee’s life is in the coal mafia and human traffickers. This is the reason why a person’s house is raided and the Chief Minister herself goes there… pic.twitter.com/Kq2sWRQ7jW

— ANI_HindiNews (@AHindinews) January 9, 2026

Mamata Banerjee is with the mafia: Sanjay Jaiswal

They had hatched a similar conspiracy in Jharkhand also and they got success in Jharkhand. I Pack is not a political consultancy firm. The work of I-PAC is to form the government, to topple the government… to work by taking money from the mafia… This shows that Mamata Banerjee is with the mafia. This also means that the file of all the scams of Mamata Banerjee was there with which she has fled. The government should also take cognizance and file an FIR against Mamata Banerjee.”

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