Supreme Court Rejects Bengal Government's Plea in Sandeshkhali Case
The Supreme Court has rejected the Bengal government's plea against a CBI probe into the Sandeshkhali case. The decision allows the Central Bureau of Investigation to continue its investigation.
Mon, 08 Jul 2024
The Supreme Court of India has rejected the Bengal government's plea against the Calcutta High Court order allowing a CBI probe into the Sandeshkhali case.
According to sources, the Supreme Court bench expressed skepticism over the state government's decision to intervene in the case, questioning why it should act as a petitioner to 'protect' the interests of private individuals.
BIG BREAKING NEWS 🚨 Supreme Court rejects Bengal Govt plea against Calcutta high court order on CBI probe in Sandeshkhali case.
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SC asks "Why the state should come in as a petitioner for "protecting" the interest of some private individuals"
"Thank you. Dismissed" - the bench… pic.twitter.com/9zlMr3ePH7
The bench dismissed the plea with a curt 'Thank you, dismissed.' This move clears the way for the CBI to proceed with its probe into the Sandeshkhali case.
As the CBI begins its probe, many are eagerly awaiting the outcome of this high-profile case. Only time will tell what revelations the investigation yields, but for now, the Supreme Court's decision marks a significant milestone in the saga.
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