The court's decision to involve the CBI came after it questioned the West Bengal government's initial handling of the case, particularly why a murder case was not immediately registered, and instead, an unnatural death case was initiated.

“Thank you. Dismissed,” the bench said while hearing a plea challenging Calcutta HC's order directing the CBI to probe allegations of crimes against women and land grabbing in Sandeshkhali.

On July 14, BJP MLA Suvendu Adhikari will hold dharna protesting against alleged post-poll violence upon opposition party workers in West Bengal.

The matter will appear for hearing on Thursday after Bose’s lawyer makes necessary changes in the application.

This move followed Banerjee’s recent statement alleging that women were fearful of visiting the Raj Bhavan due to certain activities there, according to a source.

Justice Amrita Sinha directed the petitioner’s lawyer to propose an alternative location by the next hearing date on June 21.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has criticised the Trinamool Congress (TMC) government in West Bengal following a recent verdict from the Calcutta High Court.

Justice Jay Sengupta said the petition by Koyal will be taken up for hearing on Tuesday.

The ruling Trinamool Congress in West Bengal had earlier this week shared a video of an alleged sting operation featuring Koyal, BJP's Sandeshkhali leader.

The top court, however, made it clear that the teachers and non-teaching staff of the state, whose appointments were cancelled by the high court, will have to refund the salaries and other emoluments if it reaches the conclusion that their recruitment was illegal.

The state government has asked for seven weeks to decide on granting the sanction, the court calls it 'wilful delay'.

A five-member delegation of those who lost their jobs met officials of the State Board of Secondary Education to discuss the situation.