Mamata Banerjee Makes History: First CM to Argue in Supreme Court for SIR Case

• West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is set to argue her own case in the Supreme Court regarding the SIR matter.
• This marks a historic first, as no sitting Chief Minister has previously appeared before the apex court to argue a case.
• A gate pass was issued in her name, and she arrived at the Supreme Court on Wednesday morning.
• Her case, listed at number 37 in the Chief Justice's courtroom, was initially expected to be heard on priority but has been postponed.
• Mamata Banerjee has submitted a written application to present arguments as a litigant, seeking withdrawal of 'illegal directives' and resolution of voter list issues.