Multiple outlets report that the Enforcement Directorate (ED) is examining nearly 30 Kolkata Police officers in connection with a land-grab case. According to the reports, investigators suspect that a land-grabbing syndicate may have operated with support from, or through access to, police influence. The sources state that ED officials are probing whether intimidation and misuse of police power were used to facilitate the takeover or control of land and related assets. The investigations focus on the alleged role of police personnel in enabling the syndicate’s activities, including whether officers acted in their official capacity or used their position to influence outcomes in disputes involving land ownership and control. The outlets also describe the ED’s scrutiny as part of a broader inquiry into the alleged criminal network behind the land-grab operations. While details of specific allegations, timelines, and evidence are not fully outlined in the provided summaries, both reports indicate that the ED’s probe targets multiple officers and centers on alleged coordination between the syndicate and individuals within the police system.