Calcutta High Court upholds ban on 2016 scam-accused candidates in teacher recruitment. Mamata Banerjee’s plea to allow them rejected, intensifying political storm.
The father of a victim from RG Kar Medical College condemned ongoing violence against women in Bengal, blaming the Mamata Banerjee-led government after a law student was gang-raped. He demanded harsh punishment for the TMC-linked accused, highlighting the need for government accountability in preventing such incidents. The BJP criticized TMC, calling it corrupt.
Former Judge Abhijit Gangopadhyay, a BJP candidate from Tamluk Lok Sabha seat, Today (May 13th) moved the Calcutta High Court alleging police overaction by registering an attempt to murder case against him. Justice Jay Sengupta, before whose court the matter was mentioned, directed that the petition will be taken up for hearing on Tuesday.
The West Bengal government presented its case before the Supreme Court Today (May 2nd), opposing CBI investigations in the state. They argued that when the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is permitted to conduct probes within a state, it’s often followed by the involvement of the Enforcement Directorate (ED).
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Former Calcutta High Court judge Abhijit Gangopadhyay Today (April 22nd) called the court’s decision to cancel all SLST recruitment appointments in West Bengal’s government-sponsored schools an “appropriate judgment.” He further demanded the immediate resignation of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee in response to the order on April 22nd.
The Calcutta High Court Today directed the Centre to respond to a PIL alleging Aadhaar cards deactivation without notice. The petitioner, a West Bengal NGO, claims arbitrary deactivation affecting many residents. The Centre questioned the PIL’s validity, arguing that Section 28A of the Aadhaar Act applies only to foreign nationals. The case challenges the constitutionality of Regulation 28A, with widespread implications.
The Lokpal yesterday issued a directive instructing the CBI to investigate TMC Leader Mahua Moitra based on serious allegations supported by compelling evidence. The order emphasized the need to eradicate corruption and hold public representatives accountable. The investigation is to include allegations of sharing login credentials, misuse of power, and demands for gifts and favors.