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West Bengal: NHRC forms 7-member committee in accordance with Calcutta High Court order to probe post-poll violence

On June 18, Calcutta HC had asked NHRC to form a committee to probe the post-poll violence in West Bengal

Calcutta High Court rejects Mamata Banerjee govt plea, NHRC to investigate post-poll violence in state

West Bengal government had applied to the court to recall the order passed by the court while hearing a bunch of PILs alleging assault including sexual abuse during post-poll violence in the state.

Mamata Banerjee wants Nandigram results re-evaluated even after winning state, calls Judge ‘BJP member’ to cast doubts on Judiciary as well: Details

Only recently, Mamata Banerjee had filed a petition in the court demanding that the Nandigram results be re-evaluated.

Virtual hearing embarrassment: Congress leader Abhishek Manu Singhvi caught attending the court proceedings without pants

Abhishek Manu Singhvi was caught attending court proceedings in boxer shorts when one of the screens accidentally fell off and showed the naked legs of the senior advocate

Narada sting case: TMC leaders granted interim bail by Calcutta HC, forbidden from giving press statements. Read details

All four political leaders have been asked by the HC to submit personal bonds of Rs 2 lakh each with two sureties. They have been asked to join the investigation via video conferencing

Bengal: Day after dharna, CBI adds CM Mamata and WB Law Minister as parties in Narada scam hearing in HC

Calcutta High Court had come down heavily on the conduct of the TMC supremo Mamata Banerjee for her 'dharna politics' at CBI office on May 17.

Calcutta HC “appreciates” Mamata Banerjee-led govt for ‘stemming’ the post-poll violence

West Bengal was in the grips of political violence after Mamata Banerjee-led TMC emerged victorious in the assembly elections

West Bengal Govt tells Calcutta High Court there was no post-poll violence but with a caveat: Details

West Bengal government told the Calcutta High Court that there was no post-poll violence after the recently conducted state elections.

Even before Waseem Rizvi petitioned for removing 26 verses from Quran, a petition to ban the Quran altogether was filed 36 years ago: Read...

In 1985, a petition was filed in the Calcutta high court seeking direction to the govt to forfeit every copy of the Quran

Calcutta High Court agrees with state govt’s proposal of ‘e-snan’ facility during Gangasagar Mela to prevent the spread of Coronavirus

Calcutta High Court expressed concern over waterborne transmission of Covid-19 if devotees took dips in river during Gangasagar Mela

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