“Central Staff, Give Credence”: Top Court To Trinamool Over Plea Against Poll Body

“Central Staff, Give Credence”: Top Court To Trinamool Over Plea Against Poll Body

New Delhi: The Trinamool Congress’s arguments that a central government employee would necessarily go against them has a fallacy, the Supreme Court said today. That fallacy, the court pointed out, is the assumption itself and instead, the Trinamool should “give the government employees some credence”. The Supreme Court’s observation comes just days after the Calcutta…

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TMC Moves Supreme Court Against EC’s Bengal Staff Rule; CJI Orders Urgent Hearing Tomorrow

TMC Moves Supreme Court Against EC’s Bengal Staff Rule; CJI Orders Urgent Hearing Tomorrow

Last Updated:May 01, 2026, 7:59 PM IST This came after the Calcutta High Court dismissed the TMC’s petition challenging the appointment of central government employees as supervisors in vote-counting centres. The Supreme Court of India. (File) The Trinamool Congress (TMC) on Friday moved the Supreme Court for an urgent hearing, challenging the Election Commission of…

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Opinion | The Story Of Bengal’s ‘Real’ Outsiders

Opinion | The Story Of Bengal’s ‘Real’ Outsiders

In the maze of Indian parliamentary politics, the All India Trinamool Congress (TMC) stands out for adopting a deliberate strategy. The party’s recent slate of Rajya Sabha nominees – Supreme Court advocate Menaka Guruswamy, top cop Rajeev Kumar, singer-turned-politician Babul Supriyo, and Bengali actress Koel Mallick – highlights how Mamata Banerjee leverages the Upper House….

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