The Kolkata Police have made a significant change at the Kalighat police station, appointing a new officer in charge for the third time in just two days as West Bengal prepares for vote counting. The latest change comes after Chameli Mukhopadhyay replaced Gautam Das, who was suspended for posting an 'objectionable' photo on social media while brandishing a firearm. This incident has raised alarms, especially given Kalighat's proximity to the residence of West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, making it a politically sensitive area. The ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC) lodged a complaint with the Election Commission, asserting that Das's post violated service rules and could be perceived as a threat to public safety. The TMC's state vice-president, Joyprakash Majumdar, criticized the post and questioned the appropriateness of the firearm displayed. The Election Commission has previously intervened in police appointments in the region, reflecting the heightened political scrutiny as the elections unfold.