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The court sought the responses on Moitra's plea in which she has also alleged that district administration officials in Nadia had evicted her from a Circuit House even though she was allotted a room.

The state informed the court that the investigation into the case was still underway.

Solicitor General Tushar Mehta argued individual grievances of MPs cannot be raised under Article 32, as the CJI-led bench agreed to examine the plea’s maintainability on Thursday.

Solicitor General Tushar Mehta questioned Moitra’s decision to approach the Supreme Court directly, arguing that the matter involved factual disputes and that some claims were inaccurate.

The Lok Sabha MP also raised the question of misuse of public money, since substantial funds were sanctioned and released for the SIR exercise.

Moitra moved the high court on Monday, claiming that she was subjected to egg pelting on September 16 despite the court having earlier ordered police to provide security when she visited her constitue ...