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Roshni Chatterjee was a crime reporter for The Kolkata Chronicle . She had won a National Award for exposing the Sandeshkhali ration scam. Nalban was her refuge. She rowed there every Sunday. When the fish started dying, she didn't buy the "algal bloom" story.

But Roshni made a mistake. She called ACP Amitabh Sen, the only honest officer in the Bidhannagar Police Commissionerate, from her office landline. Nalban Kolkata Scandal Fulll

The vendor pulled out a dog-eared copy of Byomkesh Bakshi: The Sleep Murderer . Hidden inside the spine, wrapped in plastic, was the second USB drive. Roshni Chatterjee was a crime reporter for The

Nalban, meanwhile, was cleaned—temporarily—with a 50-crore emergency fund. The water is clearer now. The kingfishers have returned. But the anglers say the fish are still fewer than before. And some nights, the old-timers claim they see the ghost of Bhola Nath sitting under the tamarind tree, holding a tin of tobacco, watching the water—waiting for the next lie to float to the surface. She rowed there every Sunday

The guard's blood turned to ice.

Sanjay "Pipe" Poddar was arrested at the Kolkata airport trying to board a flight to Bangkok with a suitcase full of diamonds.

The official reason? "Seasonal algal bloom," said the Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC).