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High Court admits civil defamation suit against Buddhadeb
Admitting the suit, Justice I P Mukerji directed Roy's counsels to serve notice to Bhattacharjee. The matter would come up for hearing after four weeks, the judge said.
Appearing for the petitioner, counsel Rajdeep Majumdar submitted that Bhattacharjee be restrained from making such derogatory comments against the chief minister.
Roy claimed in his petition that Bhattacharjee had made derogatory comments with regard to Banerjee's honesty during a televised interview.
PTI
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