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The Calcutta High Court on Friday ordered a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) I investigation into Birbhum violence that claimed eight lives earlier this week.
The court directed an SIT formed by the West Bengal government to hand over case papers and accused persons arrested by it to the central probe agency.
A division bench comprising Chief Justice Prakash Shrivastava and Justice R Bharadwaj directed the CBI to file a progress report by April 7, the next date of hearing of the matter.
The bench said that the CBI probe was being ordered in the interest of justice.
Eight people, including two children, were charred to death in Bogtui village of Bengal’s Birbhum district in the suspected fallout of a TMC panachayat official’s murder.
The bench had suo motu taken up the case of the gruesome incident.
A set of PILs seeking CBI or NIA probe into the incident were also taken up for hearing by the court along with the suo motu petition. PTI AMR RMS RMS
 

The Calcutta High Court orders CBI probe into Birbhum killings

The court ordered the WB government SIT to hand over the case papers and arrested persons to the central probe agency; directed the CBI to file progress report by April 7

Calcutta High Court orders CBI probe into Birbhum killings

The Calcutta High Court ordered a CBI investigation into Birbhum violence that claimed eight lives earlier this week.
The court directed an SIT formed by the West Bengal government to hand over case papers and persons arrested to the central probe agency.
The court directed the CBI&nbsp;to file a progress report by April 7.
The bench said that the CBI probe was being ordered in the interest of justice.
Eight people, including two children, were charred to death in Birbhum district in the suspected fallout of a TMC panachayat official&rsquo;s murder.

The court ordered the SIT formed by the West Bengal government to hand over the case papers and arrested persons to the central probe agency

The Calcutta High Court on Friday ordered a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI)&nbsp;I investigation into Birbhum violence that claimed eight lives earlier this week.
The court directed an SIT formed by the West Bengal government to hand over case papers and accused persons arrested by it to the central probe agency.
A division bench comprising Chief Justice Prakash Shrivastava and Justice R Bharadwaj directed the&nbsp;CBI&nbsp;to file a progress report by April 7, the next date of hearing of the matter.
The bench said that the CBI probe was being ordered in the interest of justice.
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 panachayat official&rsquo;s murder.
The bench had suo motu taken up the case of the gruesome incident.
A set of PILs seeking CBI or NIA probe into the incident were also taken up for hearing by the court along with the suo motu petition. PTI AMR RMS RMS
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West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday announced a two-member inquiry commission to look into allegations of snooping on politicians, officials and journalists using Israeli spyware Pegasus.
The two-member commission will be headed by former Calcutta High court Chief Justice Jyotirmay Bhattacharya and former Supreme Court judge Madan Bhimrao Lokur is its other member.
The decision to form a panel was taken at a special cabinet meeting chaired by the chief minister during the day.
"We thought the Centre would form an inquiry commission or a court-monitored probe would be ordered to look into this phone-hacking incident. But the Centre is sitting idle... So we decided to form a &lsquo;commission on inquiry&rsquo; to look into the matter," she said.
"Names of people from West Bengal have figured on the Pegasus target list. The Centre is trying to snoop on everyone. The commission will find out details about this illegal hacking," the CM added.

Mamata govt sets up first panel to probe Pegasus snooping scandal 

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday announced a two-member inquiry commission to look into allegations of snooping on politicians, officials and journalists using Israeli spyware Pegasus.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday announced a two-member inquiry commission to look into allegations of snooping on politicians, officials and journalists using Israeli spyware Pegasus.
The two-member commission will be headed by former Calcutta High court Chief Justice Jyotirmay Bhattacharya and former Supreme Court judge Madan B&nbsp;Lokur is its other member.
The decision to form a panel was taken at a special cabinet meeting chaired by the chief minister during the day.
"We thought the Centre would form an inquiry commission or a court-monitored probe would be ordered to look into this phone-hacking incident. But the Centre is sitting idle... So we decided to form a &lsquo;commission on inquiry&rsquo; to look into the matter," she said.
"Names of people from West Bengal have figured on the Pegasus target list. The Centre is trying to snoop on everyone. The commission will find out details about this illegal hacking," the CM added.

"Names of people from West Bengal have figured on the Pegasus target list. The Centre is trying to snoop on everyone. The commission will find out details about this illegal hacking," the CM said.&nbsp;

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday announced a two-member inquiry commission to look into allegations of snooping on politicians, officials and journalists using Israeli spyware Pegasus.
The two-member commission will be headed by former Calcutta High court Chief Justice Jyotirmay Bhattacharya and former Supreme Court judge Madan Bhimrao Lokur is its other member.
The decision to form a panel was taken at a special cabinet meeting chaired by the chief minister during the day.
"We thought the Centre would form an inquiry commission or a court-monitored probe would be ordered to look into this phone-hacking incident. But the Centre is sitting idle... So we decided to form a &lsquo;commission on inquiry&rsquo; to look into the matter," she said.
"Names of people from West Bengal have figured on the Pegasus target list. The Centre is trying to snoop on everyone. The commission will find out details about this illegal hacking," the CM added.

Surya says chemical in water cannons, WB govt schools him

BJYM national president Tejasvi Surya on Thursday sought an inquiry by the Union Home Ministry into the blue chemical- laced water that was sprayed on party activists during the rally and termed it a "gross violation of human rights".The WB govt meanwhile schooled him

Surya says chemical in water cannons, WB govt schools him in crowd SOP

BJYM national president Tejasvi Surya on Thursday came down heavily on the West Bengal government over what he called a "brutal attack" on BJP activists, during their march to the state secretariat. The young right wing leader said it was a "black day as rule of law were murdered" in the state.&nbsp;Surya, the BJP MP from Bengaluru South, also sought an inquiry by the Union Home Ministry into the blue chemical- laced water that was sprayed on party activists during the rally and termed it a "gross violation of human rights". Meanwhile the West Bengal government said the intent globally to use coloured water is to identify a person post dispersal for further necessary action as per the law if required.

PTI,&nbsp;Kolkata:&nbsp;BJYM national president Tejasvi Surya on Thursday came down heavily on the West Bengal government over the "brutal attack" on BJP activists, during their march to the state secretariat, and said it was a "black day as rule of law were murdered" in the state.
Surya, the BJP MP from Bengaluru South, also sought an inquiry by the Union Home Ministry into the blue chemical- laced water that was sprayed on party activists during the rally and termed it a "gross violation of human rights".
"Today was a black day... The TMC government murdered rule of law in the state. The way our cadres and leaders were attacked and beaten up mercilessly by the police is unprecedented. Don't we have the right to conduct a peaceful rally in the state?" he said during a press meet here.
The parliamentarian further asserted that he would continue to visit Bengal and conduct democratic protests to ensure that the TMC gets defeated in the next assembly polls.
Parts of Kolkata and adjoining Howrah resembled a battle zone on Thursday as BJP workers and supporters clashed with police, hurling stones and blocking roads with burning tyres, to protest a string of killings of saffron party workers.
Police personnel in riot gear burst teargas shells, beat up agitators and used water cannons to break up the protests which continued in the two cities for more than three hours.&nbsp;

Bengal lifts lockdown on Sept 12 after NEET students request

Bengal cancels state-wide lockdown imposed on September 12 after aspirants say they can't reach NEET&nbsp;exam centres
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Bengal cancels Sept 12 lockdown&nbsp;on request of students
Students appearing for NEET&nbsp;urged lockdown&nbsp;to be lifted
Aspirants say they face difficulties reaching exam centres
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The NEET&nbsp;exam slated for September 13 nationwide&nbsp;
About 16.67 lakh&nbsp;candidates have applied for NEET&nbsp;2020
Nadda attacks Didi over Covid-19 lockdown&nbsp;dates
Nadda: appeasement politics creating anti-Hindu mindset

The West Bengal government has decided to cancel the state-wide lockdown imposed on September 12 after several students appearing for NEET exam expressed their difficulty in travelling to their exam centres.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee&nbsp;tweeted&nbsp;that the state govt earlier decided to have a lockdown on September 11 and September 12 but after requests from students, the government has decided to lift the lockdown.
NEET or National Eligibility cum Entrance Test is scheduled to be conducted across the country on Sunday, September 13. 15.67 lakh candidates have applied for the NEET 2020 examination from all over the country.
Meanwhile, BJP&nbsp;president J P Nadda&nbsp;has hit out at Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee&nbsp;on her govt's appeasement politics over dates of the lockdown.
Nadda&nbsp;said, on August 5, when the foundation stone of Ram Temple was laid,&nbsp;Mamata&nbsp;imposed a lockdown in the state, but on July 31, the&nbsp;day of&nbsp;Bakri Eid, the lockdown was lifted. Nadda&nbsp;said, this vote bank and appeasement politics by Didi&nbsp;creates an anti-Hindu mindset in the state.

Didi pens song praising police for serving people in pandemic

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has penned a song praising the police force and its personnel for their relentless service to the society ensuring safety and security of the people during the Covid-19 pandemic

Headline : Mamata pens song praising police personnel for serving peop

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee&nbsp;dons many hats and now the Trinamool&nbsp;chief&nbsp;has penned a song praising the police force for their relentless service to the society during the Covid-19 pandemic. The song, called "we salute you"&nbsp;&nbsp;starts in English and then continues in Bengali highlighting the responsibilities of the police force and how they have been serving the people.&nbsp;Indranil Sen, the minister of state for Information and cultural affairs department sang the song.&nbsp;
&nbsp;CM Mamata pens&nbsp;down song for Bengal police&nbsp;

PTI,&nbsp;Kolkata:&nbsp;West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has penned a song praising the police force and its personnel for their relentless service to the society ensuring safety and security of the people during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The song, "We salute you, Police Day, we salute you..." was composed by Banerjee, keeping in mind the Police Day earlier scheduled to the celebrated in the state on September 1, sources close to the CM said. Indranil Sen the minister of state for Information and Cultural Affairs department sang the song.
The programme has been postponed to September 8 after the state government declared a state-wide holiday on September 1 following the demise of former President Pranab Mukherjee.
The song starts in English and then continues in Bengali highlighting the responsibilities of the police force and how they have been serving the people during this ongoing Covid-19 pandemic.
The West Bengal government has declared that September 1 will be celebrated every year as 'Police Day' to honour the sacrifices of the police force.&nbsp;

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