Friday, 13 July 2012

Bengal urine case: Contempt notice for PM, rules Calcutta HC


The Calcutta high Court today ruled that a contempt notice must be served to the Prime Minister of India in the Visva-Bharati urine-drinking punishment incident as he is the Chancellor of the University.

The court added that the notice must be served to Vice Chancellor Sushanta Dutta Gupta, Registrar Mani Mukut Mitra, warden Uma Poddar and state education secretary Bikram Sen.

The ruling came after a PIL was filed by one Tapas Bhanja.

The court has directed all of them to be present on July 27 in person or through an advocate.

The Calcutta HC had banned corporal punishment in the state before Right to Education came into being.

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