WB Guv Bose to show CCTV clips to 100 civilians tomorrow over molestation controversy

• Raj Bhavan opens its doors to showcase CCTV footage to address molestation allegations against WB Governor
• Launches an intiative named 'SACH KE SAAMNE', inviting public to view CCTV footage
• Asks individuals to send request via email or phone, first 100 respondents to get access to footages 

In response to the molestation accusation against West Bengal Governor Dr CV Ananda Bose by a woman employee, the Raj Bhavan announced on Wednesday its decision to showcase the related CCTV footage to the public, barring "politician" Mamata Banerjee and "her police".

The police, in light of the allegation, requested access to the pertinent CCTV footage from the Raj Bhavan. However, Governor Bose instructed his staff not to cooperate with the police in this matter.

The Raj Bhavan taking to its X handle, announced a program titled 'SACH KE SAAMNE' to address the allegations, inviting citizens to view the CCTV footage at the Governor's House. 

"Governor Bose has launched a programme 'SACH KE SAAMNE' in the background of the mischievous and fabricated allegations by the police that Raj Bhavan is not sparing the CCTV footage of an incident which is under the illegal and unconstitutional investigation of the police," the post said. 

It asked the people to send requests over email or phone to attend the programme at Raj Bhavan and the first 100 people would be allowed to see the footage inside the Governor's House on Thursday morning.

"Governor has decided that the CCTV footage can be seen by any citizen of West Bengal — except politician Mamata Banerjee and her police for the stand they had taken, which is in public domain," the post further read.