A political storm erupted on Wednesday after a team from Kotwali police under Krishnagar Police district jurisdiction in Nadia alleged that their attempt to arrest a Noida-based BJP functionary in connection with a “forged” social media post was thwarted by the Uttar Pradesh police.
Krishnagar’s long-running municipal paralysis has taken a startling turn with civic administrator and Sadar Sub-Divisional Officer Sharadwati Choudhury discovering massive discrepancies in staff records.
In the heart of Nadia district, not far from Krishnagar, lies a village where time still breathes through the cracked walls of ancient homes and the faint aroma of incense that once filled every courtyard.
The murder of 19-year-old college student Ishita (Isha) Mallick took a decisive turn today when her mother and brother identified the prime accused, Deshraj Singh, during a test identification (TI) parade inside the Krishnagar district correctional home.
Deshraj Singh, the prime accused in the sensational murder of 19-year-old student Ishita (Isha) Mallik was arrested by Krishnagar district police, just short of the Nepal border on Sunday evening.
Even 24 hours after the daylight killing of 19-year-old student Isha Mallik in the heart of Krishnagar, the town remains gripped by disbelief and fear.
Persistent internal discord within the Trinamul Congress-led Krishnagar Municipality has taken a more assertive turn, as a group of rebel councillors—comprising a majority within the board—has renewed its no-confidence motion against chairperson Rita Das.
In a stunning defiance of law, administrative orders, and ethical norms, Manaranjan Biswas, the reported headmaster of the historic Krishnagar Collegiate School in Nadia, continues to cling to his post despite proven charges of corruption, irregularities, and gross administrative misconduct.
The accused, identified as Sarmina Bibi, hailing from Sagarpara police station area in Murshidabad, was caught red-handed while attempting to deliver the SIM cards concealed within onion peels and food items.
In a major crackdown on illegal drug manufacturing, the Kotwali police, under the Krishnagar police district seized a large quantity of acetic anhydride, a banned chemical essential for heroin production.
