Date: 23rd day of October’
2025
To
The Officer-in-Charge,
Thakurpukur Police Station,
123/117, Diamond
Harbour Road,
Kolkata – 700063, West Bengal.
Landmark: Near
Thakurpukur Bazar,
Opposite Vivekanand College,
Phone Numbers: 2497-6680,
2461-6004,
+91-6292258704, +91-8100796508
Email : ps.takurpukur@kolkatapolice.gov.in
Subject: Criminal Complaint
against Shri Joynarayan M. Kesh, Smt. Trishna Kesh and Shri Bibek Ranjan Kesh
for offences being cheating, criminal breach of trust, extortion,
criminal intimidation, and criminal conspiracy.
Respected Sir,
I,
Avijit Adhikari, son of Late Amit Adhikari, residing at premises being
No. 32, Goswami Para, Joka, Kolkata – 700104, District South 24 Parganas, along
with my wife Mrs. Barna Chakraborty Adhikari, most respectfully submit
this complaint seeking immediate intervention of your office in connection with
the unlawful, dishonest and threatening activities of the accused persons named
herein below.
- Shri
Joynarayan M. Kesh, resident of Village Malandighi,
Post Malandighi, P.S. Burdwan Pond, District Burdwan, West Bengal – 713101,
Mobile No. +91 8609096154.
- Smt.
Trishna Kesh,
wife of Shri Joynarayan M. Kesh, residing at the same address.
- Shri
Bibek Ranjan Kesh, son of Shri Joynarayan M. Kesh,
residing at 247 Nehru Avenue, C-Zone, Durgapur Municipal Corporation –
713205, Mobile No. +91 7063608483.
These
three persons are hereinafter collectively referred to as the accused
persons.
1. The complainant and
his wife were formerly employed as faculty members in a reputed educational
institution, namely RICE Education, at Kolkata. During their tenure at
RICE, Shri Bibek Ranjan Kesh was a student under their guidance and maintained
a cordial relationship with both complainants.
2. In the year 2023,
after resigning from RICE Education, the complainant and his wife started their
own coaching centre for competitive examinations at a rented premises in
Kolkata. At that time, due to the new establishment’s initial capital
requirements, the complainants were in urgent need of financial assistance to
develop the said coaching institute.
3. Taking advantage of
such financial need, Shri Bibek Ranjan Kesh approached the complainants and
proposed to arrange certain financial help from his family members, namely his
father Shri Joynarayan M. Kesh and mother Smt. Trishna Kesh, as a friendly and
interest-free assistance for a short duration, assuring that no risk or
condition would be attached.
4. Relying upon such
representations, the complainants accepted the offer in good faith. Thereafter,
on 16 October 2023, a sum of ₹ 5,00,000 (Rupees
Five Lakhs)
was paid in cash to the complainants by Shri Bibek Ranjan Kesh. On 18
October 2023, a further sum of ₹ 9,50,000 (Rupees
Nine Lakhs Fifty Thousand) was transferred through bank account
from Shri Joynarayan M. Kesh, and another ₹ 10,50,000 (Rupees
Ten Lakhs Fifty Thousand) was transferred from the bank account
of Smt. Trishna Kesh to the account of Mrs. Barna Chakraborty Adhikari.
5. Thus, the total
financial assistance received amounted to ₹ 25,00,000 (Rupees
Twenty-Five Lakhs only). An acknowledgment in respect
thereof was executed on a Non-Judicial Stamp Paper at the insistence of
the accused persons, under the assurance that the said document was a mere
record of the financial assistance.
6. At that time, the
accused persons further insisted on keeping certain original documents and
personal belongings of the complainants as “security,” assuring that the same
would be returned upon repayment of the money. Trusting them, the complainants
handed over:
(a) The Original Deed of Conveyance being No. I-3823 of 2020 dated 14
March 2020 relating to the complainants’ immovable property measuring about 3
(three) Cottahs more or less;
(b) The Original Passport of Shri Avijit Adhikari bearing Passport No.
W7413494 and the Original Passport of Mrs. Barna Chakraborty Adhikari bearing
Passport No. W8637741; and
(c) Several undated cheques drawn on the complainants’ bank accounts as
additional security.
7. These documents were
taken by the accused persons under the guise of good faith and mutual trust,
without any legal or enforceable loan agreement specifying terms of repayment,
interest, or mortgage.
8. After a few months,
due to unavoidable business competition and financial constraints, the coaching
centre could not sustain, resulting in severe loss and financial hardship for
the complainants. Taking undue advantage of this situation, the accused persons
began to demand that the complainants execute a Deed of Conveyance of
their said immovable property in favour of Shri Joynarayan M. Kesh and his
family.
9. The complainants
were shocked to find that the accused persons, who had initially portrayed themselves
as benevolent financiers, had turned coercive and threatening. They repeatedly visited
the complainants’ residence with associates and bouncers, issuing verbal
threats that unless the property was transferred and possession handed
over, they would lodge a false criminal case at Durgapur to “teach a
lesson.”
10. The said property
presently has a market valuation of approximately ₹ 80 Lakhs or more, whereas the accused
persons had advanced only ₹ 25 Lakhs in total.
Their insistence on acquiring ownership and possession of such a valuable asset
for a paltry amount clearly demonstrates their dishonest and fraudulent
intention from the very inception.
11. The accused persons
have also refused to return the original property deed, the passports, and the
undated cheques, despite repeated requests, thereby causing wrongful loss and
continuous mental harassment to the complainants. The acts of taking and
retaining these documents amount to criminal breach of trust and
misappropriation.
12. The continuous threats,
coercion, and unlawful demand for transfer of property amount to the offences
of cheating, criminal breach of trust, extortion, criminal
intimidation, and criminal conspiracy. The conduct of the accused
persons also indicates preparation and attempt to unlawfully dispossess the
complainants of their lawful property.
Prayer for Police Action
13. In view of the
aforesaid facts and circumstances, I most humbly request you to:
(a)
Register a First Information Report (FIR) against the said accused
persons under the appropriate sections of the BNS, 2023;
(b) Investigate the entire matter thoroughly to recover the original
deed, passports and cheques wrongfully retained by the accused;
(c) Prevent any attempt on their part to unlawfully dispossess the
complainants or forcibly occupy their residential property;
and
(d) Ensure protection of the complainants’ life, liberty and property
from continuous threats and intimidation by the accused and their associates.
14. The complainants are
ready and willing to furnish all necessary evidence, including:
- Copies
of bank transfer details showing receipt of ₹
9.5 Lakhs and ₹ 10.5 Lakhs from
the accounts of Joynarayan M. Kesh and Trishna Kesh respectively;
- The
copy of acknowledgment executed on Non-Judicial Stamp Paper;
- Statements
of witnesses present during the transaction; and
- Call
records and messages evidencing threats and intimidation.
15. The unlawful acts of
the accused persons have caused immense mental agony and financial distress to
the complainants and have created a grave sense of insecurity. Immediate
intervention of the police is therefore necessary to ensure justice and to
prevent further harassment or criminal acts by the accused persons.
Yours
faithfully,
Avijit
Adhikari
S/o Late Amit Adhikari
32, Goswami Para, Joka, Kolkata – 700104
District South 24 Parganas
Mobile: 79910 23735
Date: 23rd day of October’ 2025
Copy
to;
1. The Deputy
Commissioner of Police, South West Division of Kolkata Police, Tollygunge EF
Lines, 255/257, D.P.S. Road, Kolkata – 700033, Phone No.: 033-24994702, Email
: dc.southwest@kolkatapolice.gov.in
2. The
Commissioner of Police, Kolkata Police Head Quarter, 18, Lalbazar Street,
Kolkata – 700001, Phone : 033-22145060, Email : cp@kolkatapolice.gov.in
3. The Officer in
Charge, Durgapur Police Station, Aurobindo Avenue, Durgapur Police Line, DSP
Building, A Zone, Durgapur, PIN – 713204, Phone : 0343-2564081, Mobile :
9147889404, Email : durgapurps2024@gmail.com
4. The
Commissioner of Police, Asansol Durgapur Police Commissionerate, Office of the
Commissioner of Police, Evelyne Lodge, G.T. Road, Kumarpur, Asansol – 713304,
Phone : 0341-2257962, Email : cpadpc@gmail.com
{for information & necessary
action} only.
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