Archive · 13 Aug 2026
Tulu Mondal Challenges Arrest Warrant Before Calcutta High Court
A man named Tulu Mondal is in trouble with the police.
He sells stones in a place called Birbhum.
Police found a huge amount of money and gold at his relative's house.
They found about 28.5 crore rupees in cash.
They also found nearly 15 kilograms of gold.
Police believe the money and gold may be linked to Mondal.
A court ordered his arrest, but he is still missing.
Mondal has asked a big court, the Calcutta High Court, to help him.
He says taking away his property is not fair.
The police are still looking for him.
Birbhum stone trader Tulu Mondal has again approached the Calcutta High Court to challenge the arrest warrant issued against him.
Mondal remains at large, and an Interpol Red Corner Notice has been issued against him.
Police recovered about Rs 28.5 crore in cash and nearly 15 kg of gold from his relative Minar Mondal's residence in Deucha village, Birbhum.
He is contesting the administrative process to seize his properties, calling the action illegal.
A court notice pasted at his Subhaspally, Suri residence directs him to appear before the Suri court by 10:30 am on Friday.
- Who
- Tulu Mondal, a Birbhum stone trader, who is challenging the warrant before the Calcutta High Court.
- What
- Mondal is challenging the arrest warrant issued against him and the administrative seizure of his properties while remaining at large, after police recovered Rs 28.5 crore in cash and nearly 15 kg of gold linked to him.
- When
- The court notice was pasted on Thursday morning, directing him to appear before the Suri court by 10:30 am on Friday; no exact calendar dates were given.
- Where
- Birbhum district, West Bengal; his residence in Subhaspally, Suri; and before the Calcutta High Court and the Suri court.
- Why
- Police recovered large amounts of cash and gold during a raid at his relative's home, prompting an arrest warrant, an Interpol Red Corner Notice, and a probe to seize properties allegedly linked to him.
Mondal's position
Investigators' position
Legality of property seizure
Mondal's position
Mondal claims the administrative process initiated to seize his properties is illegal.
Investigators' position
Authorities are continuing administrative seizure proceedings over properties allegedly linked to Mondal, along with extensive searches and raids.
- Subject
- Tulu Mondal, Birbhum stone trader
- Cash recovered
- Around Rs 28.5 crore
- Gold recovered
- Nearly 15 kg
- Raid location
- Minar Mondal's residence, Deucha village, Mohammad Bazar police station, Birbhum
- International action
- Interpol Red Corner Notice issued
- Court deadline
- Appear before Suri court by 10:30 am Friday
- Current status
- Mondal remains at large