AGARTALA, Oct 15 (TIWN, MIDNIGHT LEAD NEWS): Police's illegal actions continue as now police have rejected bail bond of Badal Choudhury disobeying court's order. The Police have reportedly committed ultimate crime by not accepting bail bonds of former PWD Minister Badal Choudhury today night. Advocate Arindam Bhattacherjee said that for hours the I/O made them seated, but at least no bail bond was accepted, which is totally a violation of law and contempt of court.Bhattacharya said, “It was almost that we came to surrender in the police station but violating court’s order Badal Choudhury’s bond was denied. Now let’s see till where it goes”.It can be mentioned here that after day long hearing, the West District Court has postponed the final order till 16th October but in a relief for former PWD Minister Badal Choudhury, court has accepted interim bail at the bond of Rs. 3 lakhs, but the I/O denied the bail.

https://youtu.be/UnQjP-ryiw0  Advocate Arindam Bhattacharjee talking to media 

This interim bail is known as a temporary bail for a period in which higher court can call documents required to make a final decision on the bail application in which court can either grant permanent bail, extent interim bail or even can reject bail application.

https://youtu.be/y-16KKquFbw  Argument with Police after rejected bail-bond of Badal Choudhury

Also throughout the day, lots of dramas the state has witnesses and reportedly police without court’s order was running from South Tripura to Agartala to Airport in search of the former PWD Minister Badal Choudhury to arrest.

What shocked the state is that today during the hearing procedure, police led by Executive Magistrate Rinku Reang entered Melarmath CPI-M Party office for raid without any search warrant. This action came after justice asked police to halt the arrest till the hearing is pronounced.

Advocate Purushottom Roy Barman said that police have violated the law by this action.

Then CPI-M held a protest rally condemning police’s illegal actions and the FIR filed against Badal Choudhury and former PWD Chief Engineer Sunil Bhowmik.

Now tomorrow what the court says about Sunil Bhowmik case and Badal Choudhury on 16th October these are to be seen.