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Supreme Court Seeks Response on Partha Chatterjee’s Bail Plea in Corruption Case

Atul Chaturvedi 21 February 2025 1 minute read

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The Supreme Court has issued a notice to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) seeking a response on the bail plea of Partha Chatterjee, a former West Bengal minister embroiled in corruption charges linked to a cash-for-jobs scandal.

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