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SC stays proceedings against Kejriwal in UP over RP Act violation

The bench, which issued notice to the state of Uttar Pradesh on the plea, also stayed further proceedings in the matter till the next date of hearing.

The Supreme Court on Friday stayed the proceedings against Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal in a case registered against him for allegedly making objectionable remarks against the BJP and Congress in Uttar Pradesh during the 2014 general elections.
Kejriwal has moved the apex court against an order of the Lucknow bench of the Allahabad High Court which had last month declined to discharge him in the criminal case pending before a trial court at Sultanpur.
In the FIR, Kejriwal has been accused of an offence under section 125 of the Representation of the People (RP) Act, 1951, which pertains to promoting enmity between classes in connection with elections.
His plea came up for hearing before a bench of Justices K M Joseph and B V Nagarathna.
The bench, which issued notice to the state of Uttar Pradesh on the plea, also stayed further proceedings in the matter till the next date of hearing.
The top court said the plea would come up for hearing after five weeks.

Rajya Sabha proceedings were adjourned briefly during the morning session on Friday amid a uproar after BJP MP Roopa Ganguly raised the Birbhum incident in West Bengal in which eight people were charred to death.
The BJP member, in her Zero Hour mention, termed the incident a case of mass murder.
This led to a protest by members of the TMC, the ruling party in West Bengal, and some of them trooped in the Well of the House.
Treasury benches members too raised counter-slogans.
Amid the uproar, Deputy Chairman Harivansh, who was presiding over the session, adjourned the proceedings for about 25 minutes till 12.10 pm.
Eight people, including two children, were charred to death in Bogtui village of Bengal’s Birbhum district in the suspected fallout of a TMC panchayat official’s murder.
Opposition parties welcomed the Calcutta High Court order delivered on Friday for CBI investigation into the violence, alleging that the state police, acting on the behest of the TMC government, was trying to hush up the matter.

Uproar in Rajya Sabha over Birbhum killings, Parliament proceedings adjourned briefly

The session was briefly adjourned after BJP MP Roopa Ganguly raised the issue and broke down crying amid protests by TMC members

Uproar in Rajya Sabha, BJP MP breaks down over Birbhum killings

Rajya Sabha proceedings were adjourned briefly after BJP MP Roopa Ganguly raised the Birbhum incident in West Bengal in which eight people were charred to death.
((Shot of Roopa&nbsp;Ganguly&nbsp;crying in parliament))
In her Zero Hour mention, Ganguly&nbsp;broke down and&nbsp;termed the incident a case of mass murder.
((Roopa&nbsp;Ganguly&nbsp;byte outside parliament. Path: ANI recorded&gt;&nbsp;Encoder 1 11-27-30))
This led to a protest by members of the TMC, the ruling party in West Bengal.
Amid the uproar, Deputy Chairman Harivansh, who was presiding over the session, adjourned the proceedings.
Ealier in the day, the Calcutta HC directed the CBI&nbsp;to launch an investigation. The move has been welcomed by opposition party memebers.
Eight people, including two children, were charred to death in&nbsp;Birbhum district in the suspected fallout of a TMC panchayat official&rsquo;s murder.

The session was briefly adjourned after BJP&nbsp;MP Roopa&nbsp;Ganguly&nbsp;raised the issue and broke down crying

Rajya Sabha proceedings were adjourned briefly during the morning session on Friday amid a uproar after BJP MP Roopa Ganguly raised the Birbhum incident in West Bengal in which eight people were charred to death.
The BJP member, in her Zero Hour mention, termed the incident a case of mass murder.
This led to a protest by members of the TMC, the ruling party in West Bengal, and some of them trooped in the Well of the House.
Treasury benches members too raised counter-slogans.
Amid the uproar, Deputy Chairman Harivansh, who was presiding over the session, adjourned the proceedings for about 25 minutes till 12.10 pm.
Eight people, including two children, were charred to death in Bogtui village of Bengal&rsquo;s Birbhum district in the suspected fallout of a TMC panchayat official&rsquo;s murder.
Opposition parties welcomed the Calcutta High Court order delivered on Friday for CBI investigation into the violence, alleging that the state police, acting on the behest of the TMC government, was trying to hush up the matter.
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