The petitioner has two-fold grievances that her cashless medical treatment benefit under tie-up between his ex-employer, the Damodar Valley Corporation and the Ruby General Hospital has not been honoured.
The four Trinamool Congress (YMC) politicians under house arrest in the 2016 Narada sting case will have to hang on there for longer, as the Calcutta High Court on Wednesday postponed all court hearings in view of the approaching cyclone Yaas.
The Calcutta High Court on Monday granted permission to the petitioner to make a proper application on filtered water connection and directed the authorities to take action on the basis of that application.
The bench asked the SG against which order had the SLP has been filed. To which the SG said that as far as he recalls, it was against the order of Justice Arijit Banerjee, allowing interim bail, and also the order of the division bench allowing house arrest of the TMC leaders.
The Calcutta High Court on Tuesday directed a local police station to give protection to Sankari Das, a Bhartiya Janta Party member. Das had alleged she had become a targeted of post-poll violence because of her political affiliation. The order was passed by Justice Biswajit Basu on a petition by Das.
The case involves senior ministers and MLAs of the Trinamool Congress who have been left hanging through an interment order issued by the CBI, and a stay on the bail order for all four, issued by the high court.