Kolkata, Nov. 10 -- West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari on Tuesday said that law and order was being strictly enforced in the state and asserted that illegal activities would not be tolerated.

Referring to the law and order situation over the past 15 years, under the Mamata Banerjee-led government, Adhikari said people had faced considerable harassment during the period and claimed that they had now gained freedom.

Emphasising the government's stand on law and order, the Chief Minister said, "Law and order is strictly enforced here. No illegal activities will be tolerated. For 15 years, people here were subjected to a great deal of harassment. Now, after 15 years, they have got freedom."

Adhikari's remarks come in the backdrop ...