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Defamation case against editor dismissed
KOLKATA, MAY 19. A city court has dismissed a defamation case
against Mr. C.R. Irani, editor-in-chief of The Statesman and two
others, filed by a Public Prosecutor alleging that the former
Bengal Chief Minister, Mr. Jyoti Basu, was defamed by an
editorial published in the daily on August 29 last. Rejecting the
contention, Mr. Ashoke Bakshi, the judge of the 8th Bench of the
Sessions Court, Mr. R.D. Kundu, on Friday observed that the
editorial should be read as a whole and it was not defamatory.
He said that Mr. Bakshi had not taken the mandatory sanction of
the Governor to file the case. In the alternative submission of
Mr. Bakshi that sanction had been granted by the State Government
was not supported by a minute of the Government.
- PTI
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