Calcutta High Court criticises Election Commission for inaction on TMC complaints
India TV NewsThe Calcutta High Court on Monday criticised the Election Commission of India for failing to act on the Trinamool Congress’ complaints against the Bharatiya Janata Party’s allegedly slanderous Judge's remarks Justice Sabyasachi Bhattacharyya, who presided over the case, noted that the BJP’s Legal blow to BJP's campaign The court found that the BJP's Petitioners' arguments The petitioners’ counsel argued that the ECI and newspaper responses The ECI’s counsel argued that the matter was under judicial consideration and suggested that an election petition would be a more appropriate remedy than an injunction. Meanwhile, the counsel for the newspaper that published the ads contended that similar Implications This ruling underscored the judiciary's role in upholding electoral integrity and the importance of timely action by the Election Commission to address complaints of misconduct. The injunction against the BJP ads aims to ensure a fair and untainted election process, reflecting the court's commitment to protecting democratic principles. Also read | Congress will snatch properties and hand it over to those involved in 'Vote Jihad': PM Modi at Jhargram rally