Mamata Banerjee Moves Supreme Court Against Order On Filing Affidavits In Narada Case

CBI has claimed that the Chief Minister sat on a dharna at their office in Kolkata soon after the arrest of the four Trinamool leaders on May 17.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has moved the Supreme Court against the Calcutta High Court's denial to the filing of affidavits by her and state Law Minister Moloy Ghatak on their role on May 17 when CBI arrested four Trinamool Congress leaders in connection with Narada case. A bench of Justices Hemant Gupta and Aniruddha Bose will be hearing the separate appeals filed by the chief minister, Mr Ghatak and the West Bengal Government on Tuesday. Earlier, the top court had said that it would hear the appeal filed by Mr Ghatak on June 22. The Supreme Court on June 18 requested the high court to hear the case a day after the Supreme Court considers appeals of the state government and Mr Ghatak against the order.