Fake Minister Threatens Judges Inside Alipore Court Chamber, West Bengal

Three judicial officers at Alipore Court in Kolkata, West Bengal, including two women, have formally complained that a man posing as a Cabinet Minister entered the District Judge's chamber and threatened them. The incident occurred on [date not specified], prompting the officers to write to the District Judge detailing the intimidation.

The suspect had earlier been in Enforcement Directorate (ED) custody in connection with the Rose Valley chit fund case, a major financial scam in West Bengal. The judges' letter highlights serious security and safety concerns within the court premises, especially for women judicial officers. No official statement has been released by the court or police regarding the identity of the impostor or potential motives.

The incident raises questions about the security protocols at Alipore Court and the potential targeting of judicial officials. It may also underscore the broader issue of intimidation faced by judges in high-profile cases. Authorities are expected to investigate the matter and enhance security measures. The incident has sparked concerns about the independence of the judiciary and the safety of judicial officers in West Bengal.