Calcutta High Court Holds Special Hearing on Metro Closure, Detentions

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The Calcutta High Court will hold a special hearing on Wednesday regarding the closure of the Kolkata Metro and related protest detentions. A bench of Justices Joymalya Bagchi and V Mohana is scheduled to hear the matters. The hearing follows disruptions due to protests that led to the metro's temporary closure. The court will examine the circumstances of both the service shutdown and the subsequent detentions.

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