Bangladesh SIR poses ‘threat’ to our jobs: Professionals, government workers file court case
‘No further orders required’: Select committee rejects TMC’s request for vote counters
New Delhi: Supreme Court The TMC on Saturday refused to pass any order on the TMC’s plea challenging the deployment of central government staff for counting of votes in West Bengal “other than reiterating the statement submitted by the…
Supreme Court asks Bangladesh’s top bureaucrat to apologize for siege of SIR officials in Malda
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Monday opened an inquiry into the Malda incident over the West Bengal chief secretary’s “failure to answer calls” from the chief justice of the Calcutta High Court and asked him to apologize.The Supreme…
Judicial officials to rule on 60L Bengal claims by April 7, 47.3L completed: Supreme Court
NEW DELHI: The West Bengal government is concerned that it will not be able to complete the review of applications filed by deleted voters for inclusion in the electoral roll before filing nominations for the assembly elections later this month, but the…
SC says judicial officials will rule on B6 million claims by April 7, 47.3L completed
12L are on Bangladesh’s second supplementary list, but it’s unclear who makes the cut
KOLKATA: West Bengal’s second supplementary voters’ list was released around 11 pm on Friday, but it was not clear how many of the 12 lakh people listed had passed judicial scrutiny.Just like the situation at that time election committee As…
Mamata v. EC: Bangladesh government files suit in Calcutta High Court against transfer of IAS, IPS
West Bengal CM Mamta Banerjee, CEC Gyanesh Kumar The Trinamool Congress on Friday approached the Calcutta High Court challenging the transfer of several IAS and IPS officers in West Bengal by the Election Commission of India after the assembly elections…
Inclusion of ‘suspicious voters’ in rolls will be subject to judge’s order: CEC
NEW DELHI: The Calcutta High Court holds the key to whether nearly 4.5 million “suspicious voters” will be able to contest the Bengal assembly elections – their cases being decided by judicial officers based on the Supreme Court’s…
Bangladeshi man jailed for juvenile release after 21 years
KOLKATA: The Calcutta High Court has released a Bangladeshi national who was jailed for 21 years for murder after it was found that he was a minor at the time of the crime. Another murderer from Bengal’s Birbhum district, who had been imprisoned…
Evening News Report: SC orders judicial officers to discharge SIR duties in Bengal; Center slams Congress for ‘topless’ protest at AI summit India News
this Supreme Court A “Special Order” was passed calcutta high court Appointment of current and retired judicial officers as Electoral Registration Officer Adjudication of claims and objections of the State of West Bengal SIR processand…