On Monday, Suvendu Adhikari, the Chief Minister of West Bengal, called for a comprehensive crackdown on illegal activities, including syndicate operations, illegal sand and coal mining, and cattle smuggling. During a meeting at the state secretariat, he highlighted the necessity for stricter monitoring and immediate action against these illegal practices. Adhikari specifically instructed officials in Birbhum district to maintain close vigilance and ensure that governance remains free from political vendetta. He also urged police officers to dismantle the alleged 'syndicate raj' prevalent in various areas and to identify habitual offenders. Additionally, the Chief Minister emphasized the verification of beneficiaries under the 100-day rural employment scheme to prevent fraudulent withdrawals. He directed officials in border districts to enhance surveillance against cattle smuggling and to stop such activities promptly. Furthermore, Adhikari called for police to communicate with leaders of all political parties to facilitate effective administration.