India — Calcutta High Court & India — Supreme Court of India

India — Calcutta High Court: The India — Calcutta High Court is directed by the India — Supreme Court of India to provide a report on the functioning of its appellate tribunals, which are crucial for the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise.

India — Supreme Court of India: The India — Supreme Court of India is the central authority in this event, issuing directives and seeking reports regarding the functioning of appellate tribunals for the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise in India — West Bengal.

India — Calcutta High Court: The India — Calcutta High Court had previously dismissed India — Trinamool Congress's petition, a decision that was subsequently upheld by the India — Supreme Court of India.

India — Supreme Court of India: The India — Supreme Court of India dismissed the plea by Trinamool Congress, upholding the India — Election Commission of India's circular on vote counting personnel in India — West Bengal.

India — Calcutta High Court: The India — Calcutta High Court was permitted by the India — Supreme Court of India to deploy civil judges and requisition judicial officers from other states to expedite the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls.

India — Calcutta High Court: The India — Enforcement Directorate initially approached the India — Calcutta High Court seeking a CBI probe against Mamata Banerjee, but the matter was adjourned. The India — West Bengal government has also filed a plea in the India — Calcutta High Court regarding the seized data from I-PAC.

India — Calcutta High Court: The India — Calcutta High Court initially dismissed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) challenging the transfer of officers by the India — Election Commission of India, a decision later upheld by the India — Supreme Court of India.