Archive · 19 Aug 2025
JU Alumnus Granted Bail in Education Minister Attack Case
Hindol Majumdar, an alumnus, was accused of planning an attack on the Education Minister's convoy.
He was arrested at the Delhi airport and has now been released on bail.
The police said they have accessed conversations between Hindol and students involved in the incident.
His counsel mentioned his involvement was similar to the 2002 American Center attack in Kolkata.
The court granted bail after Kolkata Police custody, which followed his return from a Spanish university.
Hindol Majumdar, accused in an alleged attack on the Education Minister's convoy, was granted bail.
The Alipore court granted bail after Kolkata Police custody.
Majumdar was arrested at Delhi airport after a lookout circular.
The counsel compared his alleged involvement to a past attack.
Police accessed conversations between Majumdar and students.
- Who
- Hindol Majumdar, Kolkata Police, and the court.
- What
- Hindol Majumdar was granted bail related to an alleged attack.
- When
- After his arrest and police custody.
- Where
- Alipore court, Kolkata.
- Why
- Accused of plotting an attack on the Education Minister's convoy.
- Accused
- Hindol Majumdar
- Charge
- Plotting an attack on Education Minister's convoy
- Bail Granted
- Yes
- Arrest Location
- Delhi Airport
- Court
- Alipore Court, Kolkata
Sources
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