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Two Supreme Court judges have&nbsp;recused themselves from hearing a cases involving West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee.
Justice Aniruddha Bose, who is from Kolkata, withdrew herself from the CM's petition in the Narada bribery case, saying: "I do not want to hear this case."
Earlier, Justice Indira Banerjee, who is also from Kolkata, had opted out of a separate case related to post-poll violence in parts of Bengal.
In the Narada case, the CM has accused the CBI of making &ldquo;false allegations&rdquo; about her sitting in protest outside CBI&rsquo;s Kolkata office after the arrest of Trinamool leaders on May 17. Mamata Banerjee moved SC after the Calcutta high court had refused to accept her affidavit on record while hearing the CBI&rsquo;s plea for transferring the case from the trial court to itself.

2 SC judges withdraw from hearing Narada case related to Mamata Banerjee

Two Supreme Court judges have&nbsp;recused themselves from hearing a cases involving West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee

2 SC judges withdraw from hearing cases related to Mamata Banerjee

Two Supreme Court judges have&nbsp;recused themselves from hearing cases involving West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee.
Justice Aniruddha Bose, who is from Kolkata, withdrew himself from the CM's petition in the Narada bribery case, saying: "I do not want to hear this case."
Earlier, Justice Indira Banerjee, who is also from Kolkata, had opted out of a separate case related to post-poll violence in parts of Bengal.
In the Narada case, the CM has accused the CBI of making &ldquo;false allegations&rdquo; about her sitting in protest outside CBI&rsquo;s Kolkata office after the arrest of Trinamool leaders on May 17. Mamata Banerjee moved to SC after the Calcutta high court had refused to accept her affidavit on record while hearing the CBI&rsquo;s plea for transferring the case from the trial court to itself.

The Calcutta High Court on Friday granted interim bail to three Trinamool leaders, including two ministers, and a former Kolkata mayor arrested by the CBI in the Narada sting tapes case.
Subrata Mukherjee, Firhad Hakim, Madan Mitra, and former mayor and ex-TMC member Sovan Chatterjee were placed under house arrest on May 19.
The case was referred to a larger five-member bench after a 2 member bench failed to decide on the interim bail.
The HC asked the four leaders arrested in the Narada case to be released on a personal bond of Rs 2 lakh.
The court has also asked the leaders to not to give press interviews on Narada scam or interfere with the investigation.

Narada bribery case: Calcutta HC grants interim bail to 4 TMC leaders

Narada bribery case: relief for TMC leaders as Calcutta HC grants bail

HC grants bail to 4&nbsp;TMC&nbsp;leaders in Narada&nbsp;bribery case
All four were placed under house arrest on May&nbsp;19
Four leaders released on a personal bond of&nbsp;₹ 2 lakh
Don't give interviews or interfere with probe: HC to leaders &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;
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The Calcutta High Court on Friday granted interim bail to three Trinamool leaders, including two ministers, and a former Kolkata mayor arrested by the CBI in the Narada sting tapes case.
Subrata Mukherjee, Firhad Hakim, Madan Mitra, and former mayor and ex-TMC member Sovan Chatterjee were placed under house arrest on May 19.
The case was referred to a larger five-member bench after a 2 member bench failed to decide on the interim bail.
The HC asked the four leaders arrested in the Narada case to be released on a personal bond of Rs 2 lakh.
The court has also asked the leaders to not to give press interviews on Narada scam or interfere with the investigation.

The CBI has moved the SC against a High Court order allowing the house arrest of three TMC leaders and one other arrested in connection with the Narada bribery case.

Narada sting case: CBI moves Supreme Court against house arrest of TMC leaders

The CBI has moved the Supreme Court against a Calcutta High Court order allowing the house arrest of three Trinamool leaders and one other arrested in connection with the Narada bribery case...

Narada case: CBI moves SC against house arrest of TMC leaders

The CBI has moved the Supreme Court against a Calcutta High Court order allowing the house arrest of three Trinamool leaders and one other arrested in connection with the Narada bribery case. The CBI has asked for the Calcutta High Court hearing on the politicians' bail plea today to be cancelled. The central agency had arrested 2 minister in Mamata Banerjee government, one TMC MLA and former Kolkata mayor last week. The high court had sent them in house arrest after a lower court granted them bail. The high court had sent the bail hearing to a larger bench after a 2-judge bench differed on the bail.

The CBI has moved the Supreme Court against a Calcutta High Court order allowing the house arrest of three Trinamool leaders and one other arrested in connection with the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/explained-all-you-need-know-about-the-narada-case-that-s-troubling-tmc-leaders-1621463589655" target="_blank">Narada bribery case</a>.
The CBI has asked for the Calcutta High Court hearing on the politicians' bail plea today to be cancelled.
The central agency had arrested 2 minister in Mamata Banerjee government, one TMC MLA and former Kolkata mayor last week. The high court had sent them in house arrest after a lower court granted them bail.
The high court had sent the bail hearing to a larger bench after a 2-judge bench differed on the bail.
Also Read | <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/narada-sting-case-hc-orders-house-arrest-of-tmc-leaders-stays-bail-plea-1621583642482" target="_blank">Narada sting case: HC orders house arrest of TMC leaders, stays bail plea</a>

The Calcutta High Court on Friday ordered the house arrest of the two Bengal cabinet ministers Firhad Hakim and Subrata Mukherjee and two former ministers Madan Mitra and Sovan Chatterjee in connection with the Narada sting case. The Bengal leaders were arrested by CBI after high drama on Monday.
The TMC leaders' counsel Abhishek Manu Singhvi sought a stay on the house arrest order.
Justice Arijit Banerjee of the Calcutta HC bench agreed to grant interim bail to the arrested TMC leaders, while the acting Chief Justice Rajesh Bindal has ordered house arrest. The court also referred the political leaders' bail hearing to a larger three-member bench after the two-member bench differed in their opinions
The CBI opposed the house arrest order and sought transfer of the case.

Narada bribery case: HC orders house arrest of TMC leaders, stays bail plea

The Calcutta High Court on Friday ordered the house arrest of the two Bengal cabinet ministers Firhad Hakim and Subrata Mukherjee and two former ministers Madan Mitra and Sovan Chatterjee in connection with the Narada sting case. The Bengal leaders were arrested by CBI after high drama on Monday.
The TMC leaders' counsel Abhishek Manu Singhvi sought a stay on the house arrest order.
Justice Arijit Banerjee of the Calcutta HC bench agreed to grant interim bail to the arrested TMC leaders, while the acting Chief Justice Rajesh Bindal has ordered house arrest. The court&nbsp; referred the political leaders' bail hearing to a larger three-member bench after the two-member bench differed in their opinions
The CBI opposed the house arrest order and sought transfer of the case.

Bail granted to two TMC ministers, an MLA and another former party leader, was put on hold by the Calcutta high court on Monday evening.
The leaders were arrested by&nbsp;he CBI on Monday morning in the Narada sting scam amid high drama which saw CM Mamata Banerjee landing at the agency office and daring it to arrest her too.
The leaders were granted bail by a sessions court, which was promptly challenged by the CBI in the high court. They have now been sent in judicial custody.
The CBI office at Nizam Palace in Kolkata became the political battleground as TMC supporters staged protest and hurled stones at security personnel.
On a day of fast-paced events, Banerjee sat on a dharna from 11 AM to around 5 PM demanding the release of the TMC leaders. The CBI accused the CM of interfering in the probe and has sought a transfer of the trial outside Bengal.

Narada sting case: High Court puts bail to Mamata's ministers, 2 others on hold

Bail granted to two TMC ministers, an MLA and another former party leader, was put on hold by the Calcutta high court on Monday evening

Narada case: HC puts bail to Mamata's ministers, 2 others on hold

Bail granted to two TMC ministers, an MLA and another former party leader, was put on hold by the Calcutta high court on Monday evening. The leaders were arrested by&nbsp;the CBI on Monday morning in the Narada sting scam amid high drama which saw CM Mamata Banerjee landing at the agency office and daring it to arrest her too. The leaders were granted bail by a sessions court, which was promptly challenged by the CBI in the high court. They have now been sent in judicial custody. The CBI office at Nizam Palace in Kolkata became the political battleground as TMC supporters staged protest and hurled stones at security personnel. On a day of fast-paced events, Banerjee sat on a dharna from 11 AM to around 5 PM demanding the release of the TMC leaders. The CBI accused the CM of interfering in the probe and has sought a transfer of the trial outside Bengal.

Bail granted to two TMC ministers, an MLA and another former party leader, was put on hold by the Calcutta high court on Monday evening.
The leaders were arrested by&nbsp;he CBI on Monday morning in the Narada sting scam amid high drama which saw CM Mamata Banerjee landing at the agency office and daring it to arrest her too.
The leaders were granted bail by a sessions court, which was promptly challenged by the CBI in the high court. They have now been sent in judicial custody.
The CBI office at Nizam Palace in Kolkata became the political battleground as TMC supporters staged protest and hurled stones at security personnel.
On a day of fast-paced events, Banerjee sat on a dharna from 11 AM to around 5 PM demanding the release of the TMC leaders. The CBI accused the CM of interfering in the probe and has sought a transfer of the trial outside Bengal.

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