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Supreme Court Hears Mahua Moitra Plea Over Alleged Late-Night Circuit House Eviction
Nyaya Prep • Published • Updated • 3 min read

The Supreme Court heard Mahua Moitra's petition concerning her alleged late-night eviction from the Nadia circuit house.
What happened
The Supreme Court heard Mahua Moitra's petition concerning her alleged late-night eviction from the Nadia circuit house. The Solicitor General questioned whether the dispute could properly be pursued directly under Article 32, placing maintainability at the centre of the proceedings. The circumstances of the alleged eviction remain contested and have not become judicial findings. Further proceedings will determine whether the petition is maintainable before the Supreme Court and, if so, what substantive relief or factual inquiry may be warranted.
Legal significance
The legal effect is confined to the present ruling or procedural development. Allegations and submissions are not treated as established facts.
What follows
The matter proceeds according to the operative judicial or statutory process described above.
Source: Original report
- SC
- Article 32 and Public Accommodation
- 30 September 2026