The Calcutta High Court, on Thursday, has sought reports from two leading commissionerates in West Bengal, namely Kolkata Police and Howrah City Police over complaints relating to delay in uploading of first information reports (FIRs) on their respective websites.
Calcutta High Court today ordered the state government to put a stop work on winding up tram tracks with immediate effect and asked the government to submit a report along with photographs.
Two public interest litigations (PILs) were filed today separately in the HC by lawyer Phiroze Edulji and lawyer Kaustav Bagchi.
According to her, the crime took place in May last year, and she and her family members approached the local police to act on the matter.
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is probing the scam.
With the West Bengal Transport Minister, Snehasish Chakraborty, announcing, in end-September, the virtual closure of trams, Kolkata’s heritage transport system is now facing an existential crisis.
The single-judge Bench of Vacation Bench of Justice Chanda also observed that only the state government can make the final decision about the suspension of these doctors.
The Calcutta High Court has sought a report from the state government on the recent coal mine blast case in Birbhum district, in which six miners were killed and two others are feared to have also died.
The Calcutta High Court on Tuesday allowed the representatives of the medical fraternity to conduct 'Droh Carnival', against the rape and murder of a junior doctor of R G Kar Medical College & Hospital.
The Calcutta High Court on Friday granted interim bail to all nine youths arrested by Kolkata Police for raising "Justice for R. G. Kar" slogans at a Durga Puja pandal.
