The Supreme Court of India intervened in a case regarding the recruitment of primary school teachers in West Bengal, leading to a stay on proceedings before Justice Abhijit Gangopadhyay of the Calcutta High Court. The case involves multiple rounds of litigation and raises complex issues within the Indian judicial system, particularly related to public recruitment and legal oversight.
The Supreme Court of India took a decisive step in addressing a judicial conflict within the Calcutta High Court by transferring a case involving fraudulent caste certificates to itself. The conflict arose from divergent orders issued by two justices. The Supreme Court refrained from commenting on the clash and stressed the importance of maintaining the dignity of the High Court.
The Supreme Court of India has intervened in a legal dispute between judges at the Calcutta High Court, issuing a stay on a CBI probe order. The controversy originated from a petition highlighting fake caste certificates in West Bengal. The apex court’s intervention highlights the complexities of judicial processes and the need to maintain procedural integrity.
The CBI has summoned lawyer Jai Anant Dehadrai in the probe against former TMC MP Mahua Moitra over corruption allegations. Dehadrai accused Moitra of accepting bribes in return for raising questions in Parliament, adding a new dimension to the case. Moitra’s expulsion from the Lok Sabha and legal challenge to it further complicate the situation.
The Calcutta High Court temporarily suspended legal proceedings regarding an FIR against Enforcement Directorate (ED) officers, following a violent raid at a Trinamool Congress leader’s house. The court also dismissed a petition seeking investigation by NIA or CBI into the incident. BJP staged a protest, while the Trinamool leader remains elusive.
The Calcutta High Court recently expressed its deep concern over the State Election Commission’s (SEC) inability to maintain peace during the West Bengal panchayat elections, which took place on July 8. The court’s dissatisfaction was primarily directed towards the shifting of blame for the violence that marred the electoral process. Chief Justice TS Sivagnanam, leading […]
