The Calcutta High Court tells the West Bengal government to stop filing or proceeding with additional FIRs against TMC leader Abhishek Banerjee, observing that “enough is enough.” The court issues the warning after hearing arguments related to criminal complaints that are said to have been initiated despite interim protection granted earlier.
According to outlets covering the matter, Banerjee’s counsel argues that new cases continue to be brought even while the court’s protection is in effect. In response, the court indicates it may take further steps, including barring additional FIRs, if the pattern continues. The reports frame the issue as a question of compliance with the court’s interim order and whether authorities are continuing criminal proceedings against Banerjee during the protected period.
The two sources emphasize the court’s strong language and its potential to restrict further FIRs, while differing slightly in focus—one highlights the warning to the state government, and the other stresses the court’s possibility of barring more FIRs.
