The WB Governor expressed his anguish on listening the true story of Howrah Court Violence (07/05/2019)

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    • 07/05/2019 at 21:30 #120639
      advtanmoy
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      More than 5000 lawyers took part in the protest rally and a delegation of lawyers met with the West Bengal Governor Sree Keshari Nath Tripathi.  The lawyers’ delegation handed over a memorandum to the governor to take necessary steps pertain to the 24th April 2019 Howrah Court violence.  On listening to the whole facts, the governor expressed his anguish that till the Government machinery sitting tight on the matter. He assured the members of the Bar through the delegates that he shall communicate his concern to the Government for taking necessary action. He also inquired about the PIL pending before the Hon`ble Calcutta High Court. Delegates presented the Governor a realistic picture of police violence of dated 24.04.2019.

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