Chiara Arnavas, a Doctoral Research Fellow at the University of Oslo, delves into the complex world of India's land mafia, especially in West Bengal. She discusses how the land mafia has emerged as a powerful player in the land market, manipulating transactions for mega-profits. Arnavas highlights the social inequalities exacerbated by these operations, revealing a disturbing nexus between land mafia and state power. Topics include environmental inequality and the marginalization of Muslim communities, showcasing the intricate dynamics of class, caste, and religion in this grim landscape.