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SC stays Calcutta HC verdict disqualifying Mukul Roy under anti-defection law

The Supreme Court has temporarily halted the disqualification of Mukul Roy from the West Bengal Legislative Assembly, which was enacted by the Calcutta High Court due to allegations of defection to the Trinamool Congress. The court's decision came in response to a petition challenging the High Court's ruling, highlighting concerns over the authenticity of evidence presented against Roy.

Central India's Premier English Daily

Central India's Premier English Daily

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Key Highlights

  • Supreme Court stayed Calcutta High Court's disqualification order for Mukul Roy.
  • Mukul Roy was accused of defecting from BJP to Trinamool Congress.
  • Disqualification was based on video evidence of Roy with Trinamool leaders.
  • Chief Justice of India raised concerns about the reliability of video evidence.
  • The case will remain under review as the High Court's ruling is held in abeyance.
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Sources

  1. Supreme Court stays Mukul Roy’s disqualification from West Bengal Assembly
  2. SC stays Calcutta HC verdict disqualifying Mukul Roy under anti-defection law

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