The Calcutta High Court today directed former CPI-M minister Kanti Ganguly to appear before a Commission of Inquiry probing the killing of 17 Anandamargis in 1982.
Justice Dipankar Dutta, while directing Ganguly to appear before the Commission, however, said that the Commission would not cross-examine him.
Justice Dutta directed that Ganguly, in his deposition before the Commission, would speak out of his own volition with regard to the incident.
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The Mamata Banerjee government had set up the Justice (Retd) Amitava Lala Commission of Inquiry into the killing of 17 Anandamargis on Bijan Setu, a flyover in south Kolkata, on April 30, 1982.
Ganguly had challanged his summons to depose before the Commission, claiming that the previous Left Front government had constituted a Commission of Inquiry into the same matter and its report was not yet submitted.
