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Bengal Govt Was in Denial Mode about Post-poll Violence : Calcutta HC

Bengal Govt Was in Denial Mode about Post-poll Violence : Calcutta HC The court criticised the police for not recording complaints of survivors, and ordered the authorities to register all cases of the victims and provide medical treatment to them. Calcutta HC. Photo: PTI Politics02/Jul/2021 New Delhi: The Calcutta high court on Thursday observed that West Bengal witnessed post-poll violence and many suffered sexual violence and grievous injuries and even minor girls were not spared, “There has been post-poll violence and the state was found on a wrong foot, where throughout it was in denial mode,” the court order said.

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HC directs Bengal govt to provide relief to post-poll violence victims

HC directs Bengal govt to provide relief to post-poll violence victims
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West Bengal Post Poll Violence: Calcutta HC directs Chief Secretary to preserve intelligence correspondence

West Bengal Post Poll Violence: Calcutta HC directs Chief Secretary to preserve intelligence correspondence
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Calcutta High Court allows affidavits of Mamata, Bengal govt in Narada case

Bench says CBI should be entitled to respond to allegations in the affidavits The Calcutta High Court on Wednesday allowed applications of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, Law Minister Moloy Ghatak and the State of West Bengal seeking submission of affidavits in Narada case. “. We allow the affidavits filed by the State as well as the Chief Minister and the Law Minister, namely, respondents number 6 and 7 to be taken on record. However, the same shall be subject to payment of token cost assessed at ₹5,000 for each, to be deposited with the State Legal Services Authority within a week from date,” said an order by a five-judge Bench led by Acting Chief Justice Rajesh Bindal.

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Narada case: Calcutta HC allows affidavits of Mamata Banerjee, Moloy Ghatak

Narada case: Calcutta HC allows affidavits of Mamata Banerjee, Moloy Ghatak
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