 | Bengal Governor unable to address assembly as BJP MLAs stage protest over civic poll violenceAs the governor was about to leave the House, ruling party MLAs including Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee requested him to stay, following which Dhankhar again urged the BJP lawmakers to calm down. |
 | Civic poll violence should have been avoided, sends out wrong message: Trinamool Congress MP Sougata RoyOn Sunday cases of violence and malpractices marred the election to 107 municipalities across West Bengal. |
 | West Bengal post-poll violence: Seven held by CBI in BJP worker's death caseSources said that the accused were produced before a district court, which sent them to judicial custody till February 11. |
| CBI denies case closure in post-poll violence in BengalMentioning a clarification, the CBI said it received 29 numbers of complaints of sexual assault from NHRC related to sexual offences till December 22 in 2021. |
 | CBI submits status report to Calcutta HC on alleged post-Assembly poll violence in West BengalThe CBI, which submitted the status report, said that out of 64 cases referred to it by the state police, 39 alleged offences were taken over by the central agency. |
 | Calcutta High Court quashes case against Mithun Chakraborty linking him with poll violenceObserving that the petitioner is a popular matinee idol, Justice Chanda said the involvement of film stars in politics in the country is nothing new. |
 | Bengal post-poll violence: SC to hear on September 20 plea against HC order directing CBI probeSenior advocate Kapil Sibal, appearing for the state government, pointed to the members of the committee that has been formed to investigate the incidents. |
 | Bengal post-poll violence: CBI files three more FIRs, total 31 cases registeredAccording to the sources, the cases were filed in Purba Medinipur's Nandigram and Cooch Behar's Sitalkuchi areas. |
 | CBI to conduct zone-wise investigation of post-poll violence cases in West BengalFollowing a report from an NHRC committee on July 13, a five-judge bench of the Calcutta High Court had ordered a CBI probe into the allegations. |
 | No party can abdicate its constitutional responsibility: Citizens' group on Calcutta HC orderThe judgment has made it clear that no political party can abdicate its responsibility in discharge of constitutional responsibility, the Call for Justice said in a statement. |
 | Allegation of bias against NHRC panel not material: Calcutta HC judgeJustice Mukerji of the Calcutta HC observed the committee constituted by the NHRC had only power under the order of the five-judge bench to report on facts as gathered by them on investigation. |
