“Are Police Station CCTVs Functional?” Calcutta High Court Seeks Clarity from West Bengal Government

The Calcutta High Court has instructed the West Bengal government to report on the functionality of CCTV cameras in police stations due to concerns raised in a public interest litigation. The State must submit a detailed report in eight weeks, ensuring proper monitoring and maintenance of these surveillance systems for human rights protection.

BREAKING|| Anna University Assault Row | Madras High Court Orders Interim Protection & SIT Probe, Directs Rs 25 Lakh Compensation For Victim

The Madras High Court today is examining petitions to transfer the investigation of a sexual assault case at Anna University to the CBI. Lawyers claimed the release of the FIR was illegal and demanded an SIT. The court criticized the police’s handling of the case and ordered reports from both the government and Anna University.

‘The State Police Have Failed, Cannot Handle Investigation’: Calcutta High Court Demands Report From Police on Vandalism On Durga Puja Pandals

The Calcutta High Court, led by Justice Hiranmoy Bhattacharya, ordered the Police Superintendent to compile a report on incidents of vandalism during Durga Puja, following a plea for an independent investigation. The court emphasized the need for transparency and directed that the report be submitted by November 14.