A 3-judge particular bench of the Calcutta High Court on Tuesday directed that no conferences, processions or placards be allowed at anywhere contained in the court docket premises and anyplace exterior it until it’s seized of the problems involving contempt of court docket proceedings over protests exterior Justice Rajasekhar Mantha’s court docket.

Some advocates and different individuals had resorted to protests exterior Justice Mantha’s court docket on January 9 over some orders handed by him.

Derogatory posters had been additionally seen pasted on partitions exterior his residence in Jodhpur park space of south Kolkata.

The bench directed the Kolkata Police commissioner to file a report earlier than it as to who positioned the orders for printing the posters, and the individuals who pasted them.

The bench directed that the Suo Motu contempt rule issued by Justice Mantha might be taken up for listening to once more on February 2.

Considering the gravity of the problems involved, Chief Justice Prakash Shrivastava shaped the three-judge particular bench on January 12 to listen to the Suo Motu rule of contempt issued byJustice Mantha on January 10.

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