Sheikh shahjahan cbi fir: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has officially filed an FIR against Sheikh Shah Jahan in West Bengal’s much talked about 2019 Sandesh Sandesh Violence case. The case is related to the murder of three BJP workers (Pradeep Mandal, Devdas Mandal and Sukant Mandal), who was killed during the violence after the Lok Sabha elections 2019.

Preliminary investigation was handed over to Kolkata Police

Initial investigation of this case was done by the state police. However, the victim families moved to the court for justice and demanded the CBI inquiry. Following the court’s directive, the CBI investigated the case and now an FIR has been filed and the investigation has been formalized. Sheikh Shah Jahan, who is currently in judicial custody in other messages, has been made the main accused.

Why did the court order CBI inquiry?

The Kolkata High Court has said in its order that the police investigation was seriously negligent and the main accused was illegally dropped from the charge sheet, which is a huge lapse in justice. The court expressed deep displeasure over this and said that to maintain the confidence of the victim’s family and the general public, the investigation of the matter is now being handed over to the independent agency CBI instead of the police.

However, the court admitted that some evidence has been collected in the earlier investigation, so a complete investigation could affect the credibility of the evidence. For this reason, the court has directed that the CBI will conduct further investigation into the matter so that the justice process remains transparent and fair.

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Mohammed shami and hasin jahan case: Indian cricket team fast bowler Mohammed Shami and his wife Haseen Jahan have been in court for years. Now the decision in this matter has come up today on Tuesday, July 1. The Kolkata High Court has ordered Mohammed Shami to give four lakh rupees to his wife Haseen Jahan and daughter Aira Shami every month.

High Court decision on Mohammed Shami

The Kolkata High Court has ordered Mohammed Shami to give Rs 1.5 lakh every month to his wife Haseen Jahan for spending. Along with this, it has also been ordered to give Rs 2.5 lakh for daughter Ayra. Mohammed Shami’s daughter Aira, his wife Haseen, lives with Jahan. According to this, Shami will have to pay four lakh rupees every month.

Shami becomes seven years old

Mohammed Shami and Haseen Jahan were married in the year 2014. A year after the wedding, both of them had a daughter in 2015. But this relationship went on only four years and in 2018 both decided to divorce and the matter reached the court. This case has been going on in the court for seven years, in which now the Kolkata High Court has ruled. The High Court has said that Mohammed Shami will have to pay these four lakh rupees of the month for the last seven years.

Shami will have to pay one crore 26 lakh rupees for his wife Haseen where seven years at the rate of Rs 1.5 lakh every month. At the same time, at the rate of two and a half lakh rupees, daughter Ayra will have to pay two crore ten lakh rupees. In this way, Mohammed Shami has to pay 3 crore 36 lakh rupees for seven years. According to the order of the High Court, this money will have to be given for Haseen Jahan and Aira to stay.

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Mohammed shami case: Cricketer Mohammad Shami from the Calcutta High Court has suffered a major setback. The High Court has ordered Shami to give four lakh rupees every month to his wife Haseen Jahan and daughter Aira. Shami will have to give this rupee for a month’s maintenance.

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In Murshidabad district of West Bengal, three people died after violent protest against the new Waqf Act. The protesters set fire to police vehicles and public properties and blocked the rail-road. After this, BJP leader Shubhendu Adhikari had filed a petition in the Calcutta High Court on Saturday (April 12, 2025) demanding the deployment of central forces in violent areas. This demand has been accepted by the Calcutta High Court.

Following violent protests against Waqf law, the Special Bench of the Calcutta High Court ordered the deployment of central forces in violent areas. The Calcutta High Court said that when such allegations come to light, the court cannot close the eyes. The court said that if needed, central forces can be deployed elsewhere to control law and order.

Three people died in Murshidabad violence

BJP MLA Shubhendu Adhikari alleged that BSF had reached the spot to handle the situation, but the DM refused to stop the violence. Giving information on Saturday, an official of the Indian Police Service (IPS) said that the bodies of father and son were recovered in a house in Jafarabad in the violence affected Shamsherganj area, who had marks of stabs with a knife.

He said that both of them were found lying on the ground in a unconscious state inside their house and they were taken to a nearby hospital where both were declared dead. The police officer said that in another incident, another person was shot in Dhulian of Shamsherganj block.

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