Ex-TMC Leader Bakul Sheikh Paraded In Malda After Arrest In Multiple Criminal Cases
Malda, June 25, 2026: Former Trinamool Congress Anchal President Bakul Sheikh was paraded publicly by police in West Bengal’s Malda district after his arrest in connection with multiple criminal cases, including alleged murder, loot, extortion, and kidnapping.
The incident took place in Kaliachak, where police escorted Sheikh through parts of the locality under heavy security. According to local accounts, residents had long accused him of creating fear in the area through alleged criminal activities and intimidation.
Police Escort Accused Through Kaliachak
After his arrest, police conducted a public march with the Sheikh through the locality. He was seen walking amid a large security presence, with his hands folded and a rope tied around his waist.
Several residents gathered along the route as police and security personnel moved through the area. The action drew public attention because of the Sheikh’s alleged criminal background and previous political links.
Residents Claim Years Of Fear
Residents alleged that Bakul Sheikh’s influence had created an atmosphere of fear in Kaliachak for several years. Some claimed that families had even left the area due to intimidation and repeated allegations of violence.
Residents said his arrest brought relief to the locality and signalled a stronger police push against alleged criminal networks in the region.
Accused Faces Several Allegations
According to police and local sources cited in reports, Sheikh has been accused in multiple cases, including murder, loot, extortion, and kidnapping. The allegations remain subject to investigation and legal proceedings.
The police action comes as the administration intensifies operations against alleged offenders and absconding accused in different parts of West Bengal.
Police Official Unavailable For Comment
Reports said Malda District Superintendent of Police Anupam Singh was unavailable for comment on the police action.
The case has now drawn wider attention due to Sheikh’s former political position, his alleged criminal history, and the manner in which he was publicly escorted after arrest.
