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Three FIRs have been filed in the Howrah Police Station in connection with Howrah Court violence on 24.04.2019

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FIR FILED BY PARTHA CHATTERJEE [LAW OFFICER HMC] AGAINST ADVOCATES

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FIR FILED BY ABHIJIT BANERJEE [ PHOTOGRAPHER] AGAINST ADVOCATES

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FIR FILED BY SUDESHNA DAS ADVOCATE AGAINST MUNICIPALITY WORKERS

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