NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Tuesday advised CBI it would be easier to withdraw its appeal from house-arrest arrangement of four TMC leaders at Narada situation since the issue is pending until the five-judge seat of Calcutta HC. Solicitor general Tushar Mehta stated that he can consult will CBI and also contact court about the issue. The SC nevertheless stated that it didn’t approve of their behavior of West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee and the country legislation minister in placing siege of the CBI office at Kolkata and also thronging the trial courtroom with fans. SC stated the CBI is totally free to do it contrary to the CMlaw or anybody who tried to subvert the principle of law and tried to make law and order conditions. The SC discovered that there’s ample remedy given in the Constitution to deal with the circumstance. “We’re not here in order to inform the CBI or authorities,” the bench said. The seat of Justices Vineet Saran and B R Gavai also triumphed at CBI not submitting chargesheet against these TMC leaders called in Narada situation who defected to BJP. “Who’s in a position to affect witnesses – that the guys chargesheeted or people not having been” it’s asked.