Trinamool Congress (TMC) MP Mahua Moitra has alleged that the district administration in Nadia, West Bengal, attempted to forcibly evict her from the Krishnanagar Circuit House late Friday night. According to Moitra, she had checked into the facility to stay overnight following the conclusion of the parliamentary session. The MP claims that after she refused to vacate the room, a large crowd gathered outside the premises, chanting slogans and creating an intimidating atmosphere.
In response to the incident, Moitra has formally written to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, alleging a breach of protocol and a threat to her security as an elected representative. She emphasized that as a sitting Member of Parliament, she is entitled to use such facilities within her constituency. Moitra further stated on social media that she intends to maintain her position and will not be intimidated by the administration's actions.
The Nadia district administration has not yet issued a detailed public statement regarding the specific reasons for the eviction request or the presence of the crowd outside the circuit house. The incident has sparked a political controversy, with the TMC leadership expected to raise the matter further in the coming days. As of now, the situation remains a point of contention between the local administration and the parliamentarian.
The story is based on a specific, first-hand account from a public official regarding an incident at a government-run facility. While the details of the confrontation and the alleged slogans remain subject to the MP's claims, the core event—a dispute over room occupancy at a circuit house—is a documented administrative occurrence.
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Original report: Dainik Bhaskar