Kolkata: The day after the opposition leader at the West Bengal Assembly Suvendu Adhikari, in a letter, complaining that he was stopped from attending the program in Jharram, Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar on Saturday called on the main secretary and the Director General of the Police to give him January 10, all details of the incident.
Dhankhar also looks for written reports from them in this matter.
“Given the very disturbing scenario, reminiscent of emergencies, on January 7.
Governor of West Bengal Jagdeep Dhankhar (@ jdhankhar1) 1641626816000in Tweet Previously, he said that Adhikari “sick was treated by the government” Fundamental rights.
Circlament ignores high court calls Hon’ble for exemplary consequences if democracy is to survive.
(Sic), “he wrote on the microblogging platform.
Apart from 5 Jan 5 Hon’ble HC Order, LOP is very sick by administration @mamataofficial and police …
https://t.co/FNK59HPiting West Bengal Jagdeep Dhankhar (@ jdhankhar1) 1641626884000adhikari, in his letter to Dhankhar, said he was prevented to visit Netai, where he tried to respect those who were killed on January 7, 2011.
Nandigram Mla accused him of being stopped by the police, even though the Kalkutta High Court order stated that “there was no limit on my movement “
Adhikari stopped from visiting Netai: GUV looking for a briefing
