Calcutta High Court seeks report from police on vandalism at TMC’s July 21 rally venue
Justice Bhattacharya said any breach of peace after the court's directions was unacceptable.
The Calcutta High Court on Friday ordered the CBI to conduct a preliminary probe into the Narada sting operation. A…
IANS | Kolkata | March 17, 2017 6:12 am
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The Calcutta High Court on Friday ordered the CBI to conduct a preliminary probe into the Narada sting operation.
A Division Bench of acting Chief Justice Nishita Mhatre and Justice T Chakraborty asked the Central Bureau of Investigation to complete its preliminary inquiry in 72 hours.
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Justice Bhattacharya said any breach of peace after the court's directions was unacceptable.
Nirmal Ghosh had moved the High Court after his son Tirthankar Ghosh was arrested by the police in connection with post poll violence.
The High Court has asked a government medical board to examine the TMC leader before deciding if overseas treatment is necessary. The court also extended his protection from arrest.
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