TMC govt trying to settle scores with Justice Ganguly: Adhir

December 07, 2013 19:09

Union minister Adhir Chowdhury today criticised the Mamata Banerjee government for trying to 'settle old scores' with WBHRC chairman A K Ganguly over the law intern case, but said that the former Supreme Court judge should resign on moral grounds.

Justice Ganguly had initiated several suo motu probes, including the arrest of Professor Ambikesh Mahapatra of Jadavpore University, for circulating a cartoon of the chief minister on the Internet, the arrest of a farmer who asked the chief minister a question at a rally and the Kamduni rape case and others.

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