Admitting West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee‘s petition for hearing, the Calcutta supreme court on Wednesday directed that notice be served upon Leader of Opposition Suvendu Adhikari, whose victory from Nandigram within the assembly elections was challenged by her. Justice Shampa Sarkar directed that Banerjee’s election petition are going to be haunted for hearing on August 12.
The judge directed that within the meantime, notice be served upon Adhikari, a BJP MLA, and other parties within the matter. Justice Sarkar held that as per a report received by her bench from the supreme court administration, the election petition was filed in compliance with the provisions of the Representation of the People Act.
The court also directed the committee to preserve all records and devices associated with the polls in Nandigram. The matter was reassigned to the bench of Justice Sarkar by Acting judge Rajesh Bindal after Justice Kausik Chanda recused himself from hearing the Trinamool Congress chief’s petition.
cheetah magnificent but fragile experts list concerns for cheetahs 
A historic day for 21st century India PM Modi launched 5g in India 
EMM Negative rare blood group found in Rajkot man 11th such case worldwide 
political leaders invited elon musk to set up tesla plants in their states 
Gujarat Vidyapeeth by mahatma Gandhi in 1920 will invite governor acharya Devvrat 
In Daring Op, Air Force Pilots Use Night Vision Goggles To Land In Sudan