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Calcutta High Court Upholds Bagbazar Puja Committee’s Voting Procedure

The Calcutta High Court has confirmed that the voting method used by the Bagbazar Puja committee to elect its members is lawful. The decision follows a petition that questioned the process, but the court found no procedural irregularities. The ruling allows the committee to continue organizing the annual Bagbazar Puja without disruption.

Calcutta High Court Upholds Bagbazar Puja Committee’s Voting Procedure
Calcutta High Court Upholds Bagbazar Puja Committee’s Voting ProcedurePhoto via Times of India — Kolkata

The Calcutta High Court today upheld the vote process employed by the Bagbazar Puja committee in selecting its members. The court’s decision came after a petition challenging the legitimacy of the committee’s voting method. Upon review, the court found no procedural irregularities and confirmed that the process complies with applicable rules.

The Bagbazar Puja committee, which manages the annual festival in the Bagbazar neighbourhood of Kolkata, will therefore be able to proceed with its activities without legal hindrance. The ruling is expected to bring stability to the committee’s operations and reassure devotees and organisers alike.

The decision is a reminder that local cultural organisations must adhere to transparent and lawful procedures when conducting internal elections.

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