HC sets up VBU experts panel to vet questions of 2017 TET exam
A section of the examinees alleged that 21 wrong questions were set for the examinees of 2017 TET at the Single Bench of justice Rajasekhar Mantha today.
The Division Bench of Chief justice T S Sivagnanam and Hiranmoy Bhattacharya of Calcutta High Court in an observation said that the court was mulling to issue summons to Sheikh Shahjahan in the court for surrender, since the police was still unable to arrest him even after 19 days.
The comment betrayed the fact that either the police have failed to give him security or the accused had fled somewhere outside the state.
The Division Bench of the Chief Justice also observed that with the prime accused still out in the open, what would be the use of promulgating Sec 144, which would only cause harassment to the people in general and nothing else.
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The Chief Justice observed that the court was thinking of issuing summons to Sheikh Shahjhan for appearance in court. On that day, the state police, CBI, ED too would be asked to be present in court.
The Chief Justice wondered how the police have still failed to arrest the prime accused even after 19 days.
The Division Bench also cancelled the state government’s plea of staying the Leader of Opposition Suvendu Adhikari’s visit to Sandeshkhali today.
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