LIVE UPDATES - Narada Case Hearing : Calcutta High Court Orders House Arrest of TMC Leaders

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21 May 2021 5:55 AM GMT

  • LIVE UPDATES - Narada Case Hearing : Calcutta High Court Orders House Arrest of TMC Leaders

    Dramatic twist happens in Narada Case in Calcutta High Court.Justice Arijit Banerjee says that interim bail be granted to 4 arrested TMC leaders - Firhad Hakim, Madan Mitra, Subrata Mukherjee and Sovan Chatterjee.Acting Chief Justice Rajesh Bindal differs and says they must be kept in house arrest.Interim-bail issue referred to larger bench, in view of the difference in view, the question...

    Dramatic twist happens in Narada Case in Calcutta High Court.

    Justice Arijit Banerjee says that interim bail be granted to 4 arrested TMC leaders - Firhad Hakim, Madan Mitra, Subrata Mukherjee and Sovan Chatterjee.

    Acting Chief Justice Rajesh Bindal differs and says they must be kept in house arrest.

    Interim-bail issue referred to larger bench, in view of the difference in view, the question of interim-bail has been referred to larger bench.

    Meanwhile, accused ordered to be in house arrest.

    Calcutta High Court orders that the arrested four TMC leaders be kept in house arrest and all medical amenities be given to them.

    Lawyers now argue for interim bail.

    Hearing continues 

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    Live Updates

    • 21 May 2021 6:10 AM GMT

      Solicitor General says that the Union has reservations about the SC judgement in Gautam Navalakha case, which has been relied on by the Calcutta High Court to allow the house arrest of the TMC leaders.

    • 21 May 2021 6:10 AM GMT

      Solicitor General Tushar Mehta prays for stay of the order allowing house arrest of four TMC leaders.

    • 21 May 2021 6:10 AM GMT

      BREAKING : Calcutta High Court orders that the arrested four TMC leaders be kept in house arrest and all medical amenities be given to them.

      The matter is referred to larger bench.

    • 21 May 2021 6:10 AM GMT

      BREAKING : Acting CJ Bindal says that his colleague judge Justice Arijit Banerjee has passed an order allowing interim bail to the arrested TMC leaders.

      ACJ Bindal says he has disagreed and said the four arrested TMC leaders must be kept in house arrest.

    • 21 May 2021 6:09 AM GMT

      Solicitor General, Senior Advocates AM Singhvi, Kalyan Bandopadhyaya offer condolences to Acting CJ Rajesh Bindal on the passing away of his mother-in-law yesterday.

      Yesterday, the bench had not assembled.

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