Seeking review of the new criminal laws, CPI(M) leader Mohamad Yousuf Tarigami on Tuesday warned that these laws will “erode liberties and legal safeguards” of the citizens by arming the state with more sweeping powers.
Fifty-eight cases were found in Matigara, 54 in Naxalbari, 16 in Sukna, 10 in Darjeeling Municipality, nine in Kharibari, six in Sukhia Pokhari, four in Phansidewa, three in Mirik, two in Kurseong Municipality, two in Bijanbari and one in Takdah, sources said.
The CPI-M candidate, Mr Rabbi. was also confident about his winning in the byelection.
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