NEW DELHI: Supreme Court judge, Justice Indira Banerjee, on Friday recused himself from hearing a request linking to alleged post-poll violence in West Bengal.
In first when a request filed with Biswajit Sarkar, brother of a dead Bengal BJP employee, was called in front of a bench of Justices Banerjee and M Shah, she stated she couldn’t hear the case, without even specifying the rationale.
The court subsequently passed the arrangement for record of the situation prior to an suitable seat of”that Her Ladyship (Hon’ble Mrs.
Justice Indira Banerjee) isn’t a member”.
Sarker in his request sought a CBI probe into murder of the brother Abhijit.
He alleged a TMC cop had entered Abhijit’s home, pulled him out and killed him in front of his mum, who had been molested, along with other loved ones.
Secondly petitioner Swarnalata is the winner of the following booth-level BJP employee Haran Adhikari.
Her husband was assaulted with sticks, bricks, spades and shovels in his house and murdered in the existence of his 80-year-old dad, that was also kicked, along with small son.
The petitioners sought a CBI investigation into the cases and provided the Supreme Court with a record of 16 additional BJP employees who were murdered during the”orchestrated” post-poll violence which spanned several areas of the nation after TMC won the elections and formed the government for its third successive time in the nation.
SC judge recuses out of Bengal post-poll violence Situation
