Narada Bribery Case

One more Supreme Court Judge has dropped out of a case involving West Bengal. Justice Aniruddha Bose, who is from Kolkata, today withdrew from a case involving Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's petition in the Narada bribery case.

The Calcutta High Court on Friday granted interim bail to all the four Bengal politicians - including threeministers from Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress- arrested by the CBI in connection with the Narada bribery case.

A Calcutta High Court judge, objecting to the handling of the Narada bribery case, has put out a sharp critique of the court alleging "unbecoming conduct" in a letter to senior judges.

The Supreme Court Tuesday permitted the CBI to withdraw its appeal against the Calcutta High Court order allowing house arrest of four leaders, including three from the Trinamool, in the Narada bribery case.

Narada Bribery Case: The CBI has approached the Supreme Court to challenge a Calcutta High Court order allowing the house arrest of four political heavyweights from Bengal - three from Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool

A five-judge bench of the Calcutta High Court will hear the Narada bribery-related cases today in which four political heavyweights - three of them from Mamata Banerjee Trinamool Congress - are currently under house arrest.

A larger bench of the Calcutta High Court will take up the case involving the arrests in the Narada bribery case on Monday after all four Bengal politicians - including two ministers - were sent to house arrest after two judges of the division bench

Narada Case: The Calcutta High Court on Friday said all four Bengal politicians arrested by the CBI this week - including two ministers - in connection with the Narada bribery case will be under house arrest

The Trinamool Congress (TMC) on Wednesday alleged that while filing nomination for the recently held assembly election, BJP vice-president and West Bengal MLA Mukul Roy suppressed in the affidavit that he was an accused in the Narada sting tape case.

The Calcutta High Court adjourned till Thursday the hearing in the Narada sting tape case, in which two West Bengal ministers, an MLA and a former mayor of Kolkata were arrested by the CBI.

Narada Case: CBI names Mamata Banerjee in petition seeking to transfer bribery case out of West Bengal

The Narada bribery case reached the Supreme Court today with the Central Bureau of Investigation filing a caveat as the four Bengal leaders they arrested yesterday appealed to the High Court.

Four leaders including two Bengal ministers were moved to jail in Kolkata late last night after a day of dramatic developments that started with their early morning arrest in the Narada bribery case, followed by bail.

Two arrested Trinamool Congress ministers, an MLA and a former party leader, who were arrested by CBI in the Narada sting tape case, were taken to Presidency Correctional Home in Kolkata late on Monday night, sources in the central probe agency said.

Two of Mamata Banerjee's ministers and two other leaders arrested on Monday morning in a bribery case had their bails put on hold late in the evening after the CBI challenged their bail in the Calcutta High Court.

One more Supreme Court Judge has dropped out of a case involving West Bengal. Justice Aniruddha Bose, who is from Kolkata, today withdrew from a case involving Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's petition in the Narada bribery case.

The Calcutta High Court on Friday granted interim bail to all the four Bengal politicians - including threeministers from Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress- arrested by the CBI in connection with the Narada bribery case.

A Calcutta High Court judge, objecting to the handling of the Narada bribery case, has put out a sharp critique of the court alleging "unbecoming conduct" in a letter to senior judges.

The Supreme Court Tuesday permitted the CBI to withdraw its appeal against the Calcutta High Court order allowing house arrest of four leaders, including three from the Trinamool, in the Narada bribery case.

Narada Bribery Case: The CBI has approached the Supreme Court to challenge a Calcutta High Court order allowing the house arrest of four political heavyweights from Bengal - three from Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool

A five-judge bench of the Calcutta High Court will hear the Narada bribery-related cases today in which four political heavyweights - three of them from Mamata Banerjee Trinamool Congress - are currently under house arrest.

A larger bench of the Calcutta High Court will take up the case involving the arrests in the Narada bribery case on Monday after all four Bengal politicians - including two ministers - were sent to house arrest after two judges of the division bench

Narada Case: The Calcutta High Court on Friday said all four Bengal politicians arrested by the CBI this week - including two ministers - in connection with the Narada bribery case will be under house arrest

The Trinamool Congress (TMC) on Wednesday alleged that while filing nomination for the recently held assembly election, BJP vice-president and West Bengal MLA Mukul Roy suppressed in the affidavit that he was an accused in the Narada sting tape case.

The Calcutta High Court adjourned till Thursday the hearing in the Narada sting tape case, in which two West Bengal ministers, an MLA and a former mayor of Kolkata were arrested by the CBI.

Narada Case: CBI names Mamata Banerjee in petition seeking to transfer bribery case out of West Bengal

The Narada bribery case reached the Supreme Court today with the Central Bureau of Investigation filing a caveat as the four Bengal leaders they arrested yesterday appealed to the High Court.

Four leaders including two Bengal ministers were moved to jail in Kolkata late last night after a day of dramatic developments that started with their early morning arrest in the Narada bribery case, followed by bail.

Two arrested Trinamool Congress ministers, an MLA and a former party leader, who were arrested by CBI in the Narada sting tape case, were taken to Presidency Correctional Home in Kolkata late on Monday night, sources in the central probe agency said.

Two of Mamata Banerjee's ministers and two other leaders arrested on Monday morning in a bribery case had their bails put on hold late in the evening after the CBI challenged their bail in the Calcutta High Court.