The Calcutta High Court rejects Trinamool Congress leader Abhishek Banerjee’s request to travel abroad for eye treatment. According to reports, Banerjee seeks an examination by a doctor of his own choice overseas. The court also takes note of his decision to decline appearing before a medical board at SSKM Hospital. The bench rules that an assessment by the medical board at SSKM is necessary for determining his condition, and it does not approve permission for foreign travel in the interim. With the decision, the court effectively directs that medical evaluation should proceed through the hospital board rather than through an external doctor selected by Banerjee. The order dismisses his plea seeking to go abroad for treatment and requires compliance with the domestic medical examination process.
Calcutta High Court dismisses Abhishek Banerjee’s plea to travel abroad for eye treatment
The Calcutta High Court rejects Trinamool Congress leader Abhishek Banerjee’s request to travel abroad for eye treatment. According to reports, Banerjee seeks an examination by a doctor of his own cho...
- The Calcutta High Court dismisses Abhishek Banerjee’s plea for permission to travel abroad for eye treatment.
- Banerjee declines to appear before the medical board at SSKM Hospital.
- Banerjee wants to be examined by a doctor of his own choice.
- The court holds that an assessment by the SSKM medical board is necessary.
- Permission for overseas travel is not granted following the court’s ruling.
The Calcutta High Court denied Abhishek Banerjee permission to travel abroad for treatment. He declined to appear before a medical board at SSKM Hospital. Banerjee wished to be examined by a doctor of his own choice. The court deemed the SSKM board assessment necessary for his condition. His plea for overseas travel was consequently dismissed by the bench.
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