Subrata Chattoraj

2 weeks ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Subrata Chattoraj |Srishti Lakhotia

Kolkata: In the backdrop of Calcutta High Court lawyers protesting his appointment, Justice Dinesh Kumar Sharma was sworn in as a judge of the Calcutta High Court on Monday. While seeking support from the bench, Justice Sharma said he looked forward to "building open, thoughtful dialogue" that advances justice "not only efficiently but also meaningfully".

3 weeks ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Srishti Lakhotia |Subrata Chattoraj

NewsCity Newskolkata NewsRG Kar case: No gang-rape proof in medical report, CBI tells Calcutta high court; judge flags missing injury details in postmortem reportTrendingCBI informed Calcutta High Court that medical reports in the RG Kar junior doctor's rape-murder case confirmed rape, not gang rape. The investigation focuses on alleged conspiracy and evidence destruction. The court asked CBI to produce case diaries and a witness list by April 23, questioning why the probe is taking time.

1 month ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Subrata Chattoraj |Srishti Lakhotia

NewsCity Newskolkata NewsWas gang-rape angle considered in RG Kar case, Calcutta HC asks CBITrendingCalcutta high court has asked the CBI to clarify whether the R G Kar incident last August was a gang rape and to provide the case diary for further investigation. The victim's parents suspect more individuals are involved, linking the crime to hospital corruption.

1 month ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Subrata Chattoraj |Srishti Lakhotia

TrendingKolkata: Calcutta High Court on Wednesday refused to grant bail to Ayan Sil in the multi-crore municipalities recruitment case, stating that given the gravity of the offence, "it will send a wrong signal to society."The HC also noted that releasing him on bail was likely to derail the probe. The division bench of justices Debangsu Basak and Smita Das De heard the bail plea. Sil had already been granted bail in the cash-for-school jobs case.

1 month ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Srishti Lakhotia |Dhananjay Mahapatra |Subrata Chattoraj

New Delhi/Kolkata: The President on Monday appointed Calcutta HC Justice Joymalya Bagchi as a judge of the Supreme Court. Justice Bagchi is scheduled to become the Chief Justice of India on May 26, 2031, the second from the HC to rise to the top post in 40 years. He is likely to take oath on March 17. Justice Bagchi will be the fifth Calcutta High Court judge, who did not serve as any HC chief justice, to be elevated to the Supreme Court directly post-Independence.