Court Cases In Bengal
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Mamata Banerjee "Fought 82 Cases, Lost All": Amit Shah On Court Threat
Amit Shah expressed strong confidence that the BJP will form the government in the state with a "full and decisive majority."
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Top Court's Bengal "President's Rule" Question To Probe Agency In I-PAC Case
The Supreme Court said an argument of breakdown of constitutional machinery will have "far-reaching consequences", as it can lead to President's rule.
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'Can't Take High Court Chief Justice's Call?' Top Court Raps Bengal Officer
"Sheer Failure": Supreme Court Raps Top Bengal Officer Over Malda Incident
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Election Commission Hands Over Malda Case To Anti-Terror Agency NIA
The Election Commission of India on Thursday handed over the probe into the gherao of the seven judicial officers in West Bengal's Malda district to the NIA, following a Supreme Court directive.
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"Chief Minister Barging In During Raids...": Top Court In Mamata Banerjee I-PAC Case
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's presence at the IPAC offices during the raid by the Enforcement Directorate is not "happy situation", the Supreme Court said today.
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'Can't Dictate When A Hearing Should Happen': Top Court To Bengal In I-PAC Raid Case
The Supreme Court on Wednesday told the lawyers representing the Bengal government in the I-PAC raid case that they "cannot dictate" to the judiciary when a particular case should be heard.
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"Don't Dare": Supreme Court Fumes As Bengal, Poll Body Spar Over Voter List
A bench headed by Chief Justice Surya Kant said court-appointed judicial officers working on appeals from voters whose names were deleted from electoral rolls were already working overtime and should not be undermined.
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'No Option Left': Top Court's "Extraordinary" Order In Bengal SIR Case
The Supreme Court today told the Calcutta High Court to appoint judicial officers for helping West Bengal in carrying out the special intensive revision (SIR) exercise, noting an unfortunate blame game has been going on.
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"No Obligation To Inform State Cops Of Raid": Central Agency In I-PAC Case
The Enforcement Directorate has no statutory obligation to inform state police before a search in connection with a probe, the central agency has told the Supreme Court in connection with its petition in the I-PAC case
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'Every Outburst Not Security Threat': Top Court Pulls Up Anti-Terror Agency
The Supreme Court on Wednesday questioned the National Investigation Agency (NIA) over its decision to initiate a suo motu probe into the violence in West Bengal's Murshidabad district.
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Mamata Banerjee "Fought 82 Cases, Lost All": Amit Shah On Court Threat
Amit Shah expressed strong confidence that the BJP will form the government in the state with a "full and decisive majority."
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Top Court's Bengal "President's Rule" Question To Probe Agency In I-PAC Case
The Supreme Court said an argument of breakdown of constitutional machinery will have "far-reaching consequences", as it can lead to President's rule.
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'Can't Take High Court Chief Justice's Call?' Top Court Raps Bengal Officer
"Sheer Failure": Supreme Court Raps Top Bengal Officer Over Malda Incident
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Election Commission Hands Over Malda Case To Anti-Terror Agency NIA
The Election Commission of India on Thursday handed over the probe into the gherao of the seven judicial officers in West Bengal's Malda district to the NIA, following a Supreme Court directive.
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"Chief Minister Barging In During Raids...": Top Court In Mamata Banerjee I-PAC Case
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's presence at the IPAC offices during the raid by the Enforcement Directorate is not "happy situation", the Supreme Court said today.
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'Can't Dictate When A Hearing Should Happen': Top Court To Bengal In I-PAC Raid Case
The Supreme Court on Wednesday told the lawyers representing the Bengal government in the I-PAC raid case that they "cannot dictate" to the judiciary when a particular case should be heard.
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"Don't Dare": Supreme Court Fumes As Bengal, Poll Body Spar Over Voter List
A bench headed by Chief Justice Surya Kant said court-appointed judicial officers working on appeals from voters whose names were deleted from electoral rolls were already working overtime and should not be undermined.
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'No Option Left': Top Court's "Extraordinary" Order In Bengal SIR Case
The Supreme Court today told the Calcutta High Court to appoint judicial officers for helping West Bengal in carrying out the special intensive revision (SIR) exercise, noting an unfortunate blame game has been going on.
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"No Obligation To Inform State Cops Of Raid": Central Agency In I-PAC Case
The Enforcement Directorate has no statutory obligation to inform state police before a search in connection with a probe, the central agency has told the Supreme Court in connection with its petition in the I-PAC case
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'Every Outburst Not Security Threat': Top Court Pulls Up Anti-Terror Agency
The Supreme Court on Wednesday questioned the National Investigation Agency (NIA) over its decision to initiate a suo motu probe into the violence in West Bengal's Murshidabad district.
