The Calcutta High Court on Friday witnessed unprecedented commotion in the courtroom, leading to the adjournment of a crucial hearing involving the Enforcement Directorate's...
On Thursday (8th January), the Enforcement Directorate (ED) moved the Calcutta High Court against the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC) government in West Bengal.
The development...
The Calcutta High Court on Monday expressed strong displeasure with the West Bengal government for failing to release funds for developmental projects in the...
West Bengal’s decision to scrap all industry incentives since 1993 has been labelled “unconstitutional” by major companies, reviving concerns that successive governments have crippled the state’s economy by driving out industry while focusing on populist politics.
The High Court said that solely social media content without any mention of the date, time and place of the concert cannot be a ground for taking cognisance of such offence.
Notably, the TMC government in West Bengal submitted that the perpetrators were from ‘socially backward’ background and ‘slow learners’ at school with little to no education.
Cases where courts show the convicts of brutal crimes leniency often leave an impression on the minds of people that perhaps the 'reformation' or the 'prospects' of convicts weigh more in the minds of judges than the rights of innocent victims.