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West Bengal SIR: SC refuses to entertain state's objection to training module for judicial officers
The Supreme Court said on Friday that it knows its judicial officers and they will not be "influenced by anything", after the ...
Continuing to evolve with the standard of practice for your training. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON / ACCESS Newswire / February ...
The developments come against the backdrop of an ongoing tussle between the West Bengal government and the ECI over the SIR exercise. On 20 February, expressing dismay over the impasse, the Supreme ...
The West Bengal government on Friday registered strong objection before the Supreme Court to a training module given by the Election Commission of India (ECI) t ...
Continuing to evolve with the standard of practice for your training. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON / ACCESS Newswire / February 24, ...
In a major legal blow to the West Bengal government, the Supreme Court dismissed objections regarding the Election Commission’s training for judicial officers involved in the Special Intensive ...
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The Supreme Court has defended judicial officers in West Bengal amid ongoing friction between the state government and the Election Commission over voter roll revisions.
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The judges have been deployed to help with deciding on claims and objections as part of the voter roll revision process in line with the Supreme Court’s orders.
Over 250 serving and retired district judges are currently engaged in deciding nearly five million claims and objections in the SIR process.
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