Today, On 11th February, The Supreme Court instructed the Calcutta High Court to examine materials submitted by the National Investigation Agency to determine whether invoking the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act was justified in investigating the January 10 attack on Suvendhu Adhikari’s convoy.
Arun Dey has been arrested by the CBI after four years of evasion, linked to the murder of BJP worker Abhijit Sarkar during the 2021 Bengal post-poll violence. Accused of brutal attacks, Dey was found at his daughter’s home and is now in judicial custody, while efforts continue to apprehend remaining suspects.
The Supreme Court of India cancelled the bail of four individuals accused of a violent post-poll attack in West Bengal, deeming it a serious threat to democracy. The court mandated their surrender, expedited the trial to six months, and ensured protection for the victim and witnesses amid claims of political revenge.
On Thursday(6th June),The Calcutta High Court firmly cautioned the Trinamool Congress (TMC) government about ongoing post-election violence in West Bengal, directing the Bengal Police to promptly intervene. Justices Kaushik Chanda and Apurba Sinha, on the bench, expressed grave apprehensions regarding the state’s law and order situation.
