Handcuffed Prisoner Appears For SIR Hearing Amid Heavy Police in West Bengal’s Hingalganj, Locals Feel Unease Bustling

Kolkata: Hingalganj in West Bengal’s North 24 Pargana district witnessed moments of tension on Friday as a prisoner was produced at the SIR hearing centre under tight police security, sending a wave of curiosity

and unease through the bustling Agricultural Market area.The prisoner accused has been identified as Nasir Uddin Biswas, a resident of Bailani Bishpur Gram Panchayat under Hasnabad police station area in North 24 Pargana, was brought from the Basirhat Sub-Correctional Home with his hands cuffed, escorted by a special police team. Sources said the heightened security was prompted by his alleged involvement in multiple criminal cases.

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Nasir Uddin Biswas Accused in Multiple Criminal Cases

Earlier, Nasir Uddin Biswas had been arrested by Hasnabad police station on charges related to several criminal activities.Following his arrest, the court ordered his judicial custody, and he was lodged at the Basirhat sub-jail. Friday’s appearance was linked to a scheduled hearing at the SIR centre located within the Hingalganj Agricultural Market complex.

Heavy Police Presence Ensured Security

As the police convoy arrived, additional forces were deployed across the area, effectively turning the market zone into a high-security pocket. Law enforcement officials remained on maximum alert to avert any untoward incident, while onlookers gathered at a distance to catch a glimpse of the dramatic proceedings.After the hearing concluded, the accused was swiftly taken back to the Basirhat Sub-Correctional Home under strict vigilance, following court directives.Police officials confirmed that multiple cases have been registered against the accused under various sections of the law and that the investigation is still underway. The next hearing date will be announced in due course.Though the situation created brief panic and curiosity among locals, the heavy police deployment ensured that law and order remained firmly under control.