Ashok Kar, a servant working at the house of BDO Prashant Burman, is reported to have stolen gold from the BDO's house and sold the stolen gold to Swapan Kamila. The case revolves around sensational disclosures regarding a gold trader's murder. The narrative states that Ashok Kar, who worked at the BDO's residence in Newton AB 67, allegedly stole jewelry from that house a few months earlier and handed it over to Swapan Kamila in Salt Lake, Laboni Island. The jewelry remained unpaid at the time, and it was to be valued before payment. On the day of Ganesh Puja, the jewelry was sought by the BDO. When the jewelry could not be found, the BDO summoned Ashok Kar, who then confessed to taking the jewelry. He was beaten, and he disclosed to the BDO where the jewelry had been given. The BDO and his men later attacked a rented house in Newton, and there were allegations of beating Ashok Kar as well as his wife being assaulted while trying to help him. The question remains how Ashok Kar was identified with the gold trader Swapan Kamila. Ashok Kar claims that he had previously rented a residence in Salt Lake, Dutta Abad, which established his contact. The statement describes a dramatic account: Ashok Kar, an employee of the BDO, allegedly stole gold from the BDO’s house and sold it to Swapan Kamila. The alleged statements include: on the 28th, around noon, the sir called him, he was tortured, and around 4 PM he was released. After returning home, Swapan was brought in about 10-15 minutes later. Inside the room, two people assaulted them. He told Swapan to surrender the gold, and Swapan confessed. He could not say who killed who. He says he was released and left. He says he will accept punishment for those who harmed him, and if Prashant Burman killed someone, that punishment should be meted out. He says he was not handed over to the police; he was beaten severely, and since then he has been unable to see a doctor due to bed confinement.