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Cal HC Directs to Revive 10 Murder Cases During 2007 Nandigram Movement
Hindustan Times Rajasthan
|February 14, 2025
The Calcutta high court has held that accused people in ten criminal cases pertaining to murders in Nandigram and Khejuri during an anti-land acquisition movement in 2007 must stand trial, directing that the cases be revived and prosecuted.
KOLKATA:
Declaring the West Bengal government's decision to withdraw prosecution in the cases involving murder of at least ten persons as bad in law, a division bench presided by Justice Debangsu Basak directed that appropriate measures be taken by the prosecution to revive the cases.
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