What happened
Chief Justice Saurav Das alleges intimidation connected to police action. Das alleges that police visited his family home around a specified date and that the purpose of those visits was to pressure him. Das also seeks fair treatment and justice, framing the allegation as a due-process and personal-safety concern connected to his legal and political involvement.
Background and earlier position
Chief Justice Saurav Das’s legal and political involvement forms the context in which the police-home-visit allegation is being presented. The allegation ties police action to a claim of pressure rather than to a neutral, procedurally fair police purpose.
What changed now
The new and specific element in the allegation is the police visit to Chief Justice Saurav Das’s family home and Das’s claim that the visits were intended as pressure. This shifts the issue from general controversy about involvement to a concrete claim linked to a particular police action at a particular time reference.
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