The new Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government in West Bengal is set to conduct a comprehensive review of two significant structures established during Mamata Banerjee's tenure: the Biswa Bangla Marketing Corporation and the civic volunteer police system. Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari has expressed intentions to investigate potential 'institutional corruption' and irregular procurement practices associated with these entities. This review will commence early next month following the formation of the full cabinet. Administrative departments have been instructed to compile reports on various aspects of these organizations, including financial models and recruitment structures. The Biswa Bangla initiative, which has evolved from a state handicraft label to a political identity, is under scrutiny for its centralized nature around a single political ecosystem. Additionally, the civic volunteer network, initially intended to support police services, is facing concerns regarding its transparency and political dependency. The review is being framed as an administrative exercise, but it signals a broader attempt to dismantle what some officials refer to as the 'parallel architecture' of governance established during the previous administration.