The Supreme Court has permitted the Calcutta High Court Chief Justice to enlist judicial officers from Jharkhand and Odisha to accelerate the verification of 50 lakh voters in West Bengal with 'logical discrepancy' or 'unmapped' status.

India's Supreme Court has authorized the Calcutta High Court Chief Justice to bring in judicial officers from Jharkhand and Odisha to expedite the verification of voter claims during West Bengal's electoral roll revision.

The Calcutta High Court has applied a 'filter theory' to protect a husband's brother in a dowry case, emphasizing that 'process becomes punishment' in such legal proceedings.

The Calcutta High Court has established a committee to reassign urgent legal matters to other courts, allowing for a focus on the finalization of the 'SIR' (likely a specific legal or administrative report).

The Supreme Court has instructed the Calcutta High Court to deploy more judicial officers, suggesting borrowing from neighboring Odisha and Jharkhand, for the SIR hearing.

The Calcutta High Court has cancelled leaves and training programs for judicial officers following directions from the Supreme Court regarding SIR.