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Dum Dum Factory Reopens After Extortion Investigation

A factory in Dum Dum resumed operations following a police investigation into an alleged extortion incident. Two individuals were detained during the inquiry, and the facility is now back to normal functioning. The local authorities have confirmed that the business will continue its production without interruption.

Dum Dum Factory Reopens After Extortion Investigation
Dum Dum Factory Reopens After Extortion InvestigationPhoto via Times of India — Kolkata

A factory located in the Dum Dum area of Kolkata has reopened after authorities cleared it following an extortion-related investigation. Police had detained two persons as part of the probe, which was aimed at uncovering any illicit demands made on the plant’s management. After reviewing evidence and ensuring compliance with legal procedures, the officials lifted the temporary halt on operations.

The plant’s management has stated that all activities will resume as before, with no reported damage to production lines. Local workers and suppliers are expected to return to normal schedules.

This incident highlights ongoing concerns about extortion in industrial zones in West Bengal, prompting stricter oversight from law enforcement agencies of the region.

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