Today, 14th May, The Calcutta High Court addressed concerns of police overaction raised by ex-judge Abhijit Gangopadhyay, highlighting potential issues with law enforcement’s actions. Gangopadhyay, a BJP candidate, sought to quash an FIR filed against him, alleging political motivation. The case was removed from the list and referred to the Chief Justice for reassignment.
On 7th March, The Calcutta High Court has allowed Suvendu Adhikari to hold a public gathering in Akratala on March 10, with a prohibition on provocative statements. This decision comes amid legal disputes over the rally’s location and heightened political tensions in West Bengal. The court’s permission reflects the state’s political rivalry and democratic right to assembly.
Today (on February 7) former Calcutta High Court Judge Abhijit Gangopadhyay has taken a leap into the political arena by joining the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Kolkata. This move comes just days after his resignation from the High Court, marking a notable transition from judiciary to politics. Also Read- BJP & Gangopadhyay | Ex-Calcutta […]
Calcutta High Court Judge Abhijit Gangopadhyay resigned and announced his decision to join BJP, citing disparaging remarks by TMC leaders and a desire to combat their corruption. He emphasized BJP’s national presence and his focus on challenging TMC dominance in Bengal. His resignation was submitted to the President and Chief Justice.
Justice Abhijit Gangopadhyay informed reporters, “I plan to step down from my position as a Justice of the Calcutta High Court on Tuesday.” He stated that he would entertain all queries following the submission of his resignation. Justice Abhijit Gangopadhyay of the Calcutta High Court has announced his decision to resign from his judicial position […]
The Calcutta High Court approved a fact-finding mission led by a former Patna High Court judge to investigate political unrest in Sandeshkhali. This follows the court’s permission for the opposition leader to visit the area. Despite some controversy, the mission aims to uncover facts amid ongoing turbulence, including land-grabbing and sexual assault allegations.
The Calcutta High Court has granted Suvendu Adhikari, Leader of Opposition in West Bengal Assembly, permission to visit Sandeshkhali, Jeliakhalia, and Halderpara with security but no supporters. This comes amid unrest over alleged sexual misconduct and land grabbing, with protests and NHRC investigations. Tensions have risen due to involvement of multiple political parties.
Suryanil Das, representing Suvendu Adhikari, filed a harassment complaint against Kolkata Police after receiving a notice. The lack of clarity in the notice and alleged harassment since filing a petition were highlighted. The Calcutta High Court accepted the petition, with a hearing scheduled for Tuesday, indicating a willingness to probe the matter.
Senior BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari faced police obstruction while attempting to visit troubled Sandeshkhali, North 24 Parganas district. Despite Calcutta High Court’s permission, the police stopped his entry, prompting Adhikari to express intent to take legal action. The area has seen protests over alleged sexual atrocities and land grab, with the government challenging the court’s decision.
The Calcutta High Court granted BJP’s Suvendu Adhikari permission to visit Sandeshkhali amidst protests, cautioning against provocative speeches. Prohibitory orders were addressed, but a PIL for women’s protection was denied an urgent hearing. Adhikari plans to meet victims’ families, criticizing the Chief Minister for alleged inaction. NCW chair Rekha Sharma also raised concerns.