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Former TMC Councillor Debraj Faces Third Charge Sheet in Rs 100-Crore Extortion Probe

A former Trinamool Congress (TMC) councillor, Debraj, has been issued a third charge sheet in a high‑profile extortion case involving a Rs 100 crore sum. The legal document, filed in a Kolkata court, accuses Debraj of orchestrating coercive demands on local businesses. The case adds to a series of criminal allegations against the ex‑councillor, who has previously been charged in a related corruption case. Authorities say the new charge sheet expands the scope of the investigation.

Former TMC Councillor Debraj Faces Third Charge Sheet in Rs 100-Crore Extortion Probe
Former TMC Councillor Debraj Faces Third Charge Sheet in Rs 100-Crore Extortion ProbePhoto via Times of India — Kolkata

A third charge sheet has been filed against Debraj, a former councillor of the Trinamool Congress, in a case that alleges he was involved in a Rs 100 crore extortion scheme. The latest legal document, submitted to the Kolkata court, lists additional accusations and expands the list of alleged victims, all of whom are reportedly local businesses that claimed to have been forced to pay large sums under threat. Debraj has faced earlier criminal proceedings related to corruption, and this new filing comes after a prior charge sheet that highlighted similar patterns of intimidation and financial demands. Law enforcement officials say the investigation is ongoing and that further evidence is being collected to substantiate the claims. The case remains a focal point in the city’s ongoing efforts against political corruption and extortion.

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