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Calcutta High Court Orders Law and Order in West Bengal Amid Post-Poll Violence
The Calcutta High Court has directed the West Bengal government to strictly maintain law and order following allegations of post-election violence. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee also appeared as a lawyer in the High Court regarding the cases.
14 May, 17:56 — 15 May, 02:22
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Election Commission begins third phase of SIR across 16 states, 3 UTs
The SIR exercise sparked controversy after 2.71 million people were removed from voter rolls in West Bengal during last month’s assembly poll
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Yogendra Yadav writes: After West Bengal poll, a slippery slope, need for a People’s Commission
By Yogendra Yadav
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Maintain Law And Order: High Court To Bengal On Post-Poll Violence Claims
The court also directed the police to ensure the safety of those who fled their homes, apprehending post-poll retribution violence, and arrange for their safe return to their properties.
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