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Bengal Police Attach About ₹11 Crore in Assets Linked to Humayun Kabir’s In-Laws Under NDPS Case

Police cite a 2025 drug arrest as the trigger for a court-cleared NDPS attachment, with the provenance of the assets still under investigation.

Overview

  • Murshidabad police began on-the-ground freezing and attachment in Lalgola on February 9–10, targeting assets valued at roughly ₹10.73–11 crore linked to Shariful Islam.
  • Authorities list about 14 properties, around 15 bank accounts and vehicles, including houses, shops, a school, a bank-leased building, orchards and farmland across areas such as Naldahari.
  • The confiscation procedure started on January 1 after required approvals, with officials saying the assets appear disproportionate to known income and further details will follow the probe.
  • The investigation stems from the March 25, 2025 arrest of Ziaur Rahman with about 500 grams of narcotics near Islam’s residence, after which police say trafficking links surfaced.
  • Suspended TMC MLA Humayun Kabir and his family deny any link to trafficking, call the move politically driven after he launched a new party, and say they will challenge the action in court.