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Mamata Banerjee Detained by Delhi Police

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Update Time: 06:05:32 pm, Saturday, 10 October 2026
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Delhi was rocked by protests demanding the resignation of Gyanesh Kumar. Former West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee was detained after staging a sit-in outside a residence in Delhi, alleging vote theft.

According to a report by The Wall, Delhi Police detained the former chief minister on Saturday (October 10).

Several other leaders were also detained along with her, including Dola Sen, Pratima Mondal, Derek O’Brien, Shamiru Islam and Saket Gokhale.

Kunal Ghosh, in a post on his X account, wrote that Mamata Banerjee was not being allowed to leave the house and had been stopped by police. He also alleged that she was not being allowed to stage any form of protest.

According to Ghosh, Banerjee then sat outside the residence along with members of Parliament. She was subsequently detained by police.

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Mamata Banerjee Detained by Delhi Police

Update Time: 06:05:32 pm, Saturday, 10 October 2026

Delhi was rocked by protests demanding the resignation of Gyanesh Kumar. Former West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee was detained after staging a sit-in outside a residence in Delhi, alleging vote theft.

According to a report by The Wall, Delhi Police detained the former chief minister on Saturday (October 10).

Several other leaders were also detained along with her, including Dola Sen, Pratima Mondal, Derek O’Brien, Shamiru Islam and Saket Gokhale.

Kunal Ghosh, in a post on his X account, wrote that Mamata Banerjee was not being allowed to leave the house and had been stopped by police. He also alleged that she was not being allowed to stage any form of protest.

According to Ghosh, Banerjee then sat outside the residence along with members of Parliament. She was subsequently detained by police.

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