The Calcutta High Court has intervened in a dispute at Sagar Mahavidyalaya, a state-aided college in West Bengal, by ordering the state government to investigate claims of professional misconduct and fabricated complaints. The court's decision, made on April 2, follows a petition from students alleging that teachers failed to adhere to official routines and subjected them to threats. In response, teachers claimed they were being unfairly targeted, asserting that the principal manipulated the situation by using non-students as complainants and employing forged documents to serve personal interests. The West Bengal government has been tasked with investigating these allegations and will conduct hearings involving representatives from both students and teachers. The hearings are to be concluded by May 20, with a reasoned order expected by June 15, emphasizing the need for all parties to maintain decorum throughout the process.