BJP to move Supreme Court for permission to hold rath yatra in Bengal

He added that the reports are detailed ones in which police have mapped out the route the yatra is supposed to take and undertaken a thorough risk analysis. On Friday, the division bench of Chief Justice Debasish Kar Gupta and Justice Shampa Sarkar observed that the single-judge bench has to go through the reports to pronounce an objective order. 'The division bench has not disallowed the yatra. Our legal battle will continue. So will our agitation and programmes in different districts,' BJP state president Dilip Ghosh had said. 'The state government wants to block the programme by hook or by crook. Therefore, we have called our rally a 'Save Democracy' rally,' added BJP Bengal unit vice-president Jay Prakash Majumdar. 'There is distinct apprehension of communal disharmony being triggered in Bengal over the yatra. That's why the government is fighting it out in the courts,' said Sudip Bandyopadhyay, leader of the Trinamool Congress in the Lok Sabha. The single-judge bench of Calcutta high court had criticised the Mamata Banerjee government for rejecting the BJP event 'in a whimsical and unreasonable manner'. The court had allowed the yatras subject to a few conditions. Dailyhunthttps://www.edocr.com/user/jeffbeccossamazon7