The Calcutta High Court imposed time restrictions on Mamata Banerjee’s July 21 rally, allowing processions only before 8 AM and after 11 AM, with Justice Tirthankar Ghosh aiming to ease traffic congestion during office hours.
The Calcutta High Court permitted protesting teachers to continue their agitation but mandated a relocation to Central Park to alleviate commuter disruptions. Protester oversight will involve a limit of 200 individuals at a time, and provisions for health and dignity will be ensured. Police are instructed not to act against protesters without further court direction.
Today, On 11th April, The Calcutta High Court has dismissed a plea seeking permission to hold a Hanuman Chalisa recital at Kolkata’s Red Road. The court emphasized that the petitioner must first establish a legal right to conduct such events in public spaces. It also stressed the importance of maintaining public order and secular principles.
The Calcutta High Court is set to continue hearing the plea of the RG Kar rape-murder victim’s parents. They are demanding a deeper CBI investigation into the tragic case from August 9. The Supreme Court recently granted approval for the hearing to proceed. This has renewed hopes for justice and accountability in the case.
Kolkata: The Calcutta High Court on Tuesday directed Murlidhar Sharma, Inspector General of Police (Training) of the state police academy, to submit a report regarding allegations of physical torture made by Leftist student leader Sucharita Das. The alleged incident took place at an all-women police station in Paschim Medinipur district.
Kolkata, March 5: The Calcutta High Court has directed the West Bengal government to submit a detailed report on the incidents that took place at Jadavpur University during Education Minister Bratya Basu’s visit on March 1. The court wants to examine whether there was any failure of intelligence on the part of the police regarding the agitation that occurred that day.
KOLKATA: The case related to the murder of a young doctor from RG Kar Medical College is currently being heard in the single bench of Justice Tirthankar Ghosh in the Calcutta High Court. However, the victim’s parents have now written a letter to the Chief Justice of India, Sanjiv Khanna, requesting permission to continue the case in the High Court.
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The Calcutta High Court allowed a doctors’ organization to protest from December 20 to 26 for justice regarding the alleged rape and murder of a medic. The court mandated the protest occur 50 feet from Dorina Crossing to mitigate traffic issues, limiting the number of participants and setting size restrictions on the demonstration stage.
The Calcutta High Court condemned recent violence outside a mosque, triggered by prayer schedule disputes, resulting in one death. Justice Tirthankar Ghosh ordered police to secure mosque access and emphasized humanity over sectarianism. He demanded community harmony and warned of prohibiting religious activities if violence persists, urging the district administration for a report.
In a significant development, the Calcutta High Court has granted immunity to Trinamool Congress (TMC) MP Abhishek Banerjee, shielding him from any coercive action by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in connection with the West Bengal teachers’ recruitment scam. Justice Tirthankar Ghosh, presiding over the case, observed that the ED had only presented a statement by […]
