Soon after arriving at Kolkata from Delhi, Roy met her at the new state secretariat 'Nabanna' in Howrah.
Roy did not take questions from the media after the meeting.
However, earlier during the day, amid speculations that he might appear before CBI tomorrow.
Roy, a Rajya Sabha MP and former railway minister, said he would contact the agency and inform when he would appear.
"I was in Delhi. I have come back. I'll contact them (CBI). I will certainly inform when and what time I'll go. I will also talk to our party leadership," Roy told reporters here.
CBI had on Monday asked Roy to appear before it in connection with the probe drawing angry reaction from the party which accused BJP of using the agency as a 'political tool'.
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