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Kolkata Police Officer Suspended for Alleged WhatsApp Remark Against Bengal Govt, CM Adhikari

Police Commissioner Ajay Kumar Nand ordered an inquiry as Ahmed was moved off duty and told to surrender government-issued equipment.

  • On Monday, Kolkata Police suspended Inspector Ekhlaque Ahmed for allegedly making derogatory remarks against West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari and the state government on social media.
  • Police Commissioner Ajay Kumar Nand issued the suspension order, characterizing Ahmed's alleged remarks as "prejudicial in the interest of public service."
  • Formerly in charge of the Medical College outpost in the Central Division, Ahmed was directed to immediately deposit his government-issued kits with the reserve officer.
  • A senior Kolkata Police officer said "the matter is being examined, and an inquiry into his conduct is underway," with Ahmed receiving half his basic pay as subsistence allowance.
  • Authorities deemed Ahmed's continued presence in office inappropriate pending the inquiry, effectively removing him from duty until the investigation concludes and disciplinary proceedings are finalized.
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The Print broke the news in New Delhi, India on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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