In this broadcast, host Gaurav Sawant leads a heated discussion following the Supreme Court’s sharp indictment of recent disruptions at the Calcutta High Court. Sawant highlights the apex court’s pointed question, ‘Is Kotru Jantar Mantar?’, while debating the Enforcement Directorate’s (ED) allegations against West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. The panel, featuring BJP spokesperson Tuhin Sinha, TMC analyst Manojit Mandal, and legal experts, examines claims that the Bengal administration forcibly removed files and electronic devices from ED custody. Sinha argues that the ‘India Alliance parties today are so frustrated because their acts of corruption are getting caught’ that they are resorting to judicial intimidation. Conversely, Mandal defends the state’s actions, questioning the timing of ED searches before elections and the identity of the officials involved. The discussion further explores the legal implications of the Supreme Court’s notice to the Bengal government and the alleged ‘mobocracy’ within the judicial complex, as the ED accuses the state of obstructionism.
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