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This episode of the So Sorry is a comical take on the face between Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and West Bengal Chief Minister, Mamata Banerjee over the Kolkata Police Commissioner, Rajeev Kumar. In a high drama outside the residence of Rajeev Kumar in Kolkata, the CBI officials who arrived at the residence were stopped by the Kolkata Police team. The Kolkata Commissioner is accused of involvement in the chit fund case. The late-night coup in West Bengal resulted in Mamata Banerjee sitting for a dharna against the Modi government. The three-day showdown between CBI and Kolkata Police ended with the Supreme Court's verdict that directed the Kolkata Police chief #RajeevKumar to join the CBI probe in the chit fund scams. Is the apex court's verdict a blow for West Bengal CM #MamataBanerjee, who sat on a dharna to shield the top cop? #SoSorry #Aajtak #MamatavsCBI __ About Channel: So Sorry is an exclusive Politoons series by India Today Group. It is India's first politoons series and an initiative by India Today Group which focuses exclusively on the most trending and controversial news from all over India. Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/user/sosorrypolitoon

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