Dispute Over Missing Name
Firstly, controversy around SIR in West Bengal continues to grow, moreover a Congress candidate from Farakka raised concerns, additionally advocate Mohtab Sheikh approached Calcutta High Court, therefore he sought intervention regarding missing name
High Court Refuses To Intervene
Meanwhile, the High Court clearly declined to hear the matter, moreover Chief Justice Sujoy Pal explained jurisdiction limits, additionally he stated Supreme Court handles all SIR-related cases, therefore petitioner must approach the top court
Supreme Court Already Hearing Cases
Furthermore, the court highlighted existing Supreme Court orders, moreover it said no High Court can hear SIR disputes, additionally Calcutta High Court currently monitors administrative work only, therefore legal remedy lies with Supreme Court
Petition Moves To Supreme Court
Meanwhile, Mohtab Sheikh now plans next legal step, moreover he will present the matter before Supreme Court on April 1, additionally this move follows High Court direction, therefore proceedings will continue at national level
TMC Raises Strong Allegations
Additionally, the issue widened with political reactions, moreover Trinamool Congress questioned Election Commission actions, additionally eleven candidates including Kajal Sheikh and Shashi Panja saw their names under review, therefore controversy intensified
Partial Inclusion In Updated List
Furthermore, the second SIR list brought partial clarity, moreover Kajal Sheikh and Shashi Panja names appeared, additionally nine names still remain under review, therefore voter list revision remains disputed
Mamata Banerjee Targets Election Commission
Meanwhile, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee raised the issue publicly, moreover she accused Election Commission of bias, additionally she alleged influence from BJP, therefore she claimed names get removed or complicated deliberately
Memorandum Planned, No Response Yet
Finally, sources indicate Trinamool plans formal complaint, moreover the party will submit memorandum to Election Commission, additionally the Commission has not issued any response yet, therefore uncertainty continues
