Kolkata: Prasad Ranjan Das (73), the former head of the architectural architecture of the Government of Bengal, and his wife, Malabasree Das, on Tuesday was reported “held hostage” by a group of Transgender, who demanded RS 51,000 prize as the birth gift of grandchildren in Mumbai some time ago .
This group was not only misused by Prasad Ranjan, which was the niece of Dishabandhu Chittaranjan Das, and his wife, but also solved their household items, apparently in an effort to intimidate them.
Prasad and Malabasree, who have retired from the country I & C department, visited his father’s place near Astutosh College in Bhowanipor when the incident took place.
Extacting efforts, as claimed by the watershed, lasted for almost three hours.
“Even though the police from the Bhowanipore police station reacted immediately and sent the strength, the group continued to abuse me.
The police asked me to enter the house and make members of the group polluted the police too,” Prasad’s claim Ranjan.
“Local police will take the necessary actions,” said CP together (crime) Murlidhar Sharma.
According to Prasad Ranjan, he and his wife were at his in-laws’ house when the doorbell rang at around 9 in the morning.
“My wife opened the door and before she could react, three transgender pushed it and broke through.
They even closed the door behind them.
Then they asked us to show the baby.
I was surprised.
I tried to tell them that I was a parent and son and son and My daughter settled in other cities.
My wife, did not realize their plan, asked them whether they talked about our grandchildren, who were born in Mumbai.
When he said it, they pounced on and demanded Rs 51,000.
They demanded that we give them the address of the princess We are currently or his in-laws, who live in Kolkata.
When we refused, they began to threaten us and then, entered the dining room, where they threw a bowl and kettle to intimidate us.
This is a rough surprise for me, “he said.
He called the police.
“The police responded but it was more forced the group Who has contributed countless to this nation, this is something we are not ready.
I believe it is only a squeeze effort before the pujas.
They think senior citizens will give up on their hooliganism, “said Prasad Ranjan.
A senior police officer Kolkata said they were aware of this problem but rarely can act like that in other extortion cases.
Sometimes, transgender joins and creates problems outside the police station, he said.
“Once a group of 200 transgender stormed the lake police station, when officers had disturbed a similar case.
But such cases can be handled if people filed complaints,” the officer said.