New Delhi: Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee On Tuesday he said his “fight against the BJP” would continue after Kolkata civic authorities launched a probe into the “legality” of properties owned by him.During a press conference, Abhishek opened a front against West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari and said that he will not bow down even if the government demolishes his house.The TMC MP said, “There have been many Chief Ministers in our state, but no one like the present Chief Minister. The one who was seen taking money on camera was made the CM. Let him do whatever he wants.”He said, “Demolish my house, send a notice. I will not bow down to these things. Whatever happens, my fight against the BJP will continue.”The notice is the first step KMC takes when it starts investigating alleged irregularities in a property. “We have pasted notices on several properties owned by different persons, including Abhishek Banerjee,” a KMC official said. The civic board has been under Trinamool control since 2010.Senior TMC leaders told TOI that KMC’s move has upset the Banerjee family, which has decided to fight it legally. Sources said that many party leaders are in touch with the family and are planning the next steps. “The process of collecting all the necessary legal documents and examining them has begun. Lawyers are being consulted and preparations for a legal battle have begun. This is not politics, but politics of vengeance,” a senior party senior said.A KMC source said that after receiving no response from the Diamond Harbor MP, officials pasted a notice under Section 401 of the KMC Act 1980 on the wall of the building.Such a notice is issued when at least a part of a building has been constructed without the approval of the municipal body.“Giving such a notice also paves the way for demolition. Here too we will strictly follow the rules.” If major violations are seen, we may need to start the demolition process,” said a KMC official.Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari said the properties of Banerjee and three others were under investigation. He insisted that the government would jail “corrupt people”.Addressing a rally at Vardaan Market, the CM talked about action against persons “accused in corruption cases” and mentioned the names of persons whose properties are being investigated in the city.“Abhishek Banerjee has 14 properties in his name in Leaps and Bounds, four in his name and six in his father’s name. Raju Naskar (promoter) in Beleghata has 18 properties. Sona Pappu has 24 properties, Javed Khan’s son has 90 properties,” the official said.“Santanu Sinha Biswas (DC of Kolkata Police) and Sujit Bose (former minister) have been arrested. The BJP government will put every corrupt person behind bars,” the official claimed.