I am innocent, WB govt hell-bent to dent my reputation: Roopa Ganguly

New Delhi : Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Roopa Ganguly, who has been issued a notice in connection with a child trafficking case, has maintained her stand that she is innocent and that the West Bengal government is hell-bent on denting her reputation.

She said, "This started in January or February this year, they were just trying to dent my reputation and they will try to dig it up whenever they find the chance."

Adding to that she said, "The chargesheet that the police was supposed to produce was given to us only a month back. We couldn't even take out the copy of the chargesheet as they were not ready to give the



chargesheet."

She further stated that the state government is fabricating charges and knows that it does not have a case against her.

Blaming the Chief Minister for bad authorisation, Ganguly said in the desperation to throw BJP out, the ruling party is not able to handle the situation.

She also said, "The state machinery is so misused and Mamata is trying to control the administration but there are always good people in the society."

The Criminal Investigation Department (CID) of West Bengal had sent notices to Roopa Ganguly and party General Secretary Kailash Vijayvargiya in connection with an alleged child trafficking case.