An FIR has been registered against Mamata Banerjee, the former Chief Minister of West Bengal, following a complaint alleging that her remarks hurt religious sentiments. The complaint was filed by advocate Rinki Chattopadhyay Singh at the Siliguri Cyber Crime Police Station on May 20, after initial refusals by the police to register the case. The complainant contends that Banerjee made provocative statements during a religious event in 2025 and at a Dharmatala protest, which were seen as inflammatory and unconstitutional. The police have confirmed that an investigation is underway, with all aspects of the complaint being scrutinized. The FIR includes multiple charges under the Indian Penal Code, such as criminal intimidation and defamation, highlighting the serious nature of the allegations against Banerjee, who is expected to uphold constitutional values in her public statements. This case underscores ongoing tensions surrounding religious sentiments in the region and the responsibilities of public figures in their discourse.