Calcutta HC Questions Bengal Govt Over Detention of Murshidabad Man on Suspicion
The Calcutta High Court has pulled up the West Bengal government over the detention of Sahidul Sheikh, a resident of Murshidabad district. Sheikh was held in custody for over a month without adequate legal justification, reportedly on suspicion of being a Bangladeshi national. The court has directed state authorities to produce all documents related to the detention and ordered police to explain the grounds for his prolonged confinement. The case has brought due process and human rights concerns to the fore, prompting judicial scrutiny of the state's detention practices.
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