Narada Scam Case- Supreme Court Hearing On Pleas By WB Govt & Mamata Banerjee Against Calcutta HC Order- LIVE UPDATES

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25 Jun 2021 6:09 AM GMT

  • Narada Scam Case- Supreme Court Hearing On Pleas By WB Govt & Mamata Banerjee Against Calcutta HC Order- LIVE UPDATES

    Supreme Court will hear today appeals filed West Bengal Govt., Chief Minister and State Law Minister, Moloy Ghatak against a 9th June order of the Calcutta High Court wherein it had refused to take on record Affidavits filed by them in CBI's transfer plea in the Narada Scam...

    Supreme Court will hear today appeals filed West Bengal Govt., Chief Minister and State Law Minister, Moloy Ghatak against a 9th June order of the Calcutta High Court wherein it had refused to take on record Affidavits filed by them in CBI's transfer plea in the Narada Scam case.

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    • 25 Jun 2021 6:33 AM GMT

      Bench: There could a presumption that you waived your right. Why you haven’t, there should be an explanation. Is there any applications.

      Dwivedi: Application, before HC they are filed across the Board.

    • 25 Jun 2021 6:32 AM GMT

      SG: You can request them to go back and make a decision again.

      Bench: We want to know from Dwivedi and Singh. You were aware of the proceedings from Day 1. You chose to file it on 7 and 9. 

    • 25 Jun 2021 6:32 AM GMT

      Bench is discussing

      Bench: Yes, Mr. Dwivedi.

      SG: One thing. You are aware that issue is limited. In my submission, there are three options. SLP can be dismissed. SLP can be allowed. Third is we are before 5-Judge Bench.

    • 25 Jun 2021 6:30 AM GMT

      SG: They were almost on verge of conclusion. Then the Affidavits were filed which I objected to because they were arguing from the beginning. I substantiated my arguments within 3 days. By way of affidavits, they wanted to fill a lacuna.

      SG: They were taking a calculated risk. These are the broad contours.

    • 25 Jun 2021 6:27 AM GMT

      SG: My submissions were over on 3 June. This is not on merits. My submissions boiled down to one fact that they are representing all throughout. On 3, counsels for accused Singhvi started his arguments.

    • 25 Jun 2021 6:27 AM GMT

      SG: 31 May, I started my arguments. AG also said that he wanted to raise preliminary objection on maintainability.

       Bench: Your 5 minutes are over. But you will get 2.5 minutes more because there are two counsels on that side. We know all of this. Get to the point.

    • 25 Jun 2021 6:27 AM GMT

      SG: You can find that on page 236. On 28, Court granted interim bail to accused persons on certain conditions. Learned AG was present throughout.

    • 25 Jun 2021 6:25 AM GMT

      SG: You can find that on page 236. On 28, Court granted interim bail to accused persons on certain conditions. Learned AG was present throughout. 

    • 25 Jun 2021 6:25 AM GMT

      SG: We then filed an Affidavit against the accused persons. 27 May, Dwivedi was right, was the date on which State was formally joined as party. Notice was issued.

      Bench: Notice was issued ?

      SG: Yes. Learned AG accepted notice on behalf of State, CM and Law Minister.

    • 25 Jun 2021 6:24 AM GMT

      Bench: Limited aspect before us is 9 June order. Naturally we are confining ourselves to the scope of the matter. Let’s focus on that.

       SG: I will focus on dates. 17, 19 AG was heard. Then there was a split order.

      Bench: Was State a party ?

      SG: AG was present, but State was not a joint party. 

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