Last week, an employee at Raj Bhavan in West Bengal's Kolkata alleged she was sexually harassed twice by Governor CV Ananda Bose. The woman also lodged a complaint alleging molestation on 2 May at the Kolkata's Hare Street police station.
Notably, the development came hours before Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed three election rallies in West Bengal on Friday, 3 May. Just two days after the allegations, the Govenor issued a directive to all staff members of Raj Bhavan to disregard summons or any other communication from the Special Enquiry Team (SET) of Kolkata Police.
He mentioned immunity under Article 361 which prohibits inquiries against the Governor for their official and personal acts during their term of office.

