A division bench of Chief Justice Manjula Chellur and Justice A Banerjee said it does not matter what anyone is saying or doing and the court's order in the issue would be binding on all.
The bench said that if anyone was aggrieved over it, he or she may move a higher court.
The government counsel, when asked by the bench as to what he had to say in this regard, said as he had not been informed earlier by the petitioner or his counsel about today's move, he was not prepared.
The chief justice directed him to take instructions from the government by Friday, when the matter would be taken up for hearing in connection with the petition that sought establishment of genuineness of the tapes and an investigation into the matter thereof.
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It directed the CFSL to complete the analysis within four weeks of being given the recordings and devices - an iPhone, a laptop and a pen drive in which the recordings are stored. The court observed that as a preliminary step it has to first ascertain whether the devices are tampered, engineered, doctored or genuine.
The purported recordings, which were released by Narada News a few days after elections to the West Bengal Assembly were announced, show Trinamool Congress MPs and state ministers allegedly taking money.