Two committees to return the money to the depositors: the Kolkata High Court

Two committees to return the money to the depositors: the Kolkata High Court

In the Chitfand case, the High Court has formed a High Court bench comprising Justice SS Talukdar, and after the three-member Hypawar Committee, after the three-member Dilip Seven Committee convened after Roswelli stance, the state government will tell the state government on March 5 whether the state government will take charge of the committee. On Friday, the High Court bench of Chhattisgarh wanted to know the state whether the former Judge Dilip Sheth's committee would give the state its cost. State's Advocate General Kishore Dutta said on Monday, who knows the cost of the committee is not known. However, a meeting can be held on the second floor of Council Houses. Amanadar Forum's Advocate Sardar Amjad Ali said that they have three demands. Firstly, the committee will bear the money. Second, who will be appointed as secretary of the committee. Third, the state will have to arrange meeting place. He also said that he is concerned about getting the money back to the suit. The one-member committee is now integrated with the Roswelli three-member committee and the problem will not be reduced. On this day, Arvindam Das and Shuvashis Chakraborty, lawyers of other depositors of Roswelli said that the ED has at present 900 million taka to be provided to the depositors before all. After hearing both the sides, Justice Aniruddha Bose and Justice Jaimalya Bagchi Division Bench asked the state to ask whether the state government will take charge of this committee. The next hearing on March 5 will depend on the statement of the state, the future of the committee formed for the illegal money investing agency.