Suvendu Adhikari, the newly sworn-in Chief Minister of West Bengal, has made law and order a top priority for his administration. Following a decade of perceived political interference in policing under the Trinamool Congress regime, the new government aims to restore discipline and public trust in law enforcement. Minister Agnimitra Paul emphasized the need to address the previous government's 'jungle raj' and the politicization of police forces, which has reportedly led to a lack of accountability and increased crime. The Supreme Court of India previously remarked on the situation, stating it reflected 'not rule of law but ruler’s law.' Officers have indicated that political connections often dictate police actions, with many hesitant to pursue cases involving ruling party members. Furthermore, recruitment and training policies have weakened the police force, exacerbating manpower shortages and reducing preparedness. The new government faces the daunting task of dismantling this entrenched system, depoliticizing police operations, and restoring public confidence in law enforcement.