The West Bengal BJP President asserted that his detention constitutes a "breach" of the fundamental rights guaranteed by the constitution, which prompted his visit to the Calcutta High Court. Speaking to reporters, Sukanta Majumdar stated that he had been detained thrice at different locations
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