Police removes Rahul, Priyanka, other Congress leaders from dharna site near PM Modi's residence
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is set to create history on Wednesday by representing herself in the Supreme Court as a lawyer, becoming the first chief minister in India to do so. She will appear in person before the apex court in a case involving the Chief Election Commissioner and the Special Election Inspector (SIR). The move has drawn wide attention, with political observers calling it an unprecedented step by a sitting chief minister to personally argue her case at the highest judicial forum of the country.
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