The petition filed Yesterday (March 7th) by an NGO, the Joint Forum Against NRC in Calcutta HC, alleged that the Aadhaar cards of several persons were suddenly deactivated without prior notice to them.
On 7th March, The Calcutta High Court questioned TMC leader Shahajahan Sheikh’s tenure as Zilla Parishad Pradhan due to serious charges, including assault of women. The court directed Sheikh to suspend his duties. The case involves land grabbing, sexual assault, and ration distribution scandals. The court has mandated the state to clarify the status of reclaimed lands and urged confidence-building in the area. The next hearing is scheduled for 4th April.
The Calcutta High Court Today ordered the investigation of an assault on ED officials in Sandeshkhali to be transferred from the West Bengal Police to the CBI. The court also instructed that the custody of TMC leader Shajahan Sheikh, arrested in connection with the incident, be handed over to the central agency. Separate appeals by the ED and the West Bengal government indicate a critical moment in the state’s legal and political landscape, with implications for future collaborations or confrontations between state and central law enforcement agencies in India.
Justice Abhijit Gangopadhyay, a notable figure in the Calcutta High Court, has resigned Today from his position to pursue a political career. Known for his uncompromising approach to combating corruption, his decision to enter politics has sparked discussions about the future of his cases and the implications for the Indian judiciary.
Justice Abhijit Gangopadhyay of the Calcutta High Court will resign today to pursue a political role, potentially aligning with the BJP for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. Known for his anti-corruption efforts, his shift from judiciary to politics raises questions about his cases and the balance of power in India, reflecting the evolving dynamics of Indian democracy.
The Calcutta High Court Today has reserved its order on the Enforcement Directorate’s prayer to transfer the investigation from West Bengal Police to CBI regarding an attack on ED officials during a raid on TMC leader Shajahan Sheikh. Allegations of bias against state police were raised, and the CBI has expressed readiness to undertake the investigation if directed by the court.
The Calcutta HC Today refused an urgent hearing for TMC leader Sheikh Shahjahan, facing allegations of sexual assault and land-grabbing, with the Chief Justice dismissing his lawyer’s plea and directing them to return on Monday, citing no sympathy. The State police arrested Shahjahan despite previous remarks from the Court. Central agencies had also expressed reservations about the investigation.
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The Supreme Court showed reluctance to consider Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee’s plea for ‘necessary action’ against Justice Abhijit Gangopadhyay, a judge at the Calcutta High Court, regarding ‘politically motivated’ interviews. Abhishek Banerjee’s Request Against Calcutta HC Judge for Politically motivated Interviews Delhi: On February 9th, the Supreme Court of India took a view regarding […]
