“So much fuss over an alleged 30 min wait?” Trinamool reacts sharply to Centre’s allegations & recalling the CS
Left leader Dipankar Bhattacharya too reacted sharply on the Centre's move to recall the Bengal CS.
The ruling Trinamool Congress in West Bengal reacted sharply on the Centre recalling chief secretary Alapan Bandopadhyay, and the Centre’s allegations that Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee had kept Prime Minister Narendra Modi waiting at a meeting on Cyclone Yaas on Friday.
The Central government on Friday evening issued an order to recall Bandopadhyay, hours after a row broke out over the meeting between PM Modi and Banerjee. Just four days ago, Bandyopadhyay’s tenure was extended for three months. The Centre has asked the Bengal government to send Bandyopadhyay to the Department of Personnel and Training’s office in Delhi by May 31 morning.
Trinamool Congress spokesperson Kunal Ghosh said that the Centre is taking resort to vendetta politics, else why should the chief secretary of the cyclone ravaged state that is also fighting the second wave of pandemic be recalled. He said that this was to harm not just the Bengal government but also the people of the state. Ghosh said that the BJP has not yet been able to come to terms with the drubbing in the Assembly polls of Bengal in which Trinamool Congress achieved landslide victory.
Trinamool MP Mahua Moitra took to Twitter to write: “So much fuss over an alleged 30 min wait? Indians waiting 7 years for ₹15 lakhs Waiting hours at ATM queues Waiting months for vaccines due Thoda aap bhi wait kar lijiye kabhi kabhi…” Mahua Moitra however, did not mention the PM or the context for writing this.
CPI-ML (Liberation) leader Dipankar Bhattacharya wrote on Facebook: “The Modi government is behaving like an aggressive imperial power. Recalling the Chief Secretary of a cyclone ravaged state to Delhi is a shocking new low in the history of independent India’s constitutional governance…This is not about West Bengal any more, it’s about the fundamentals of the solemn constitutional commitment upheld by ‘we, the people of India’. For the sake of India, Modi must go!”
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