KOLKATA: Leader of opposition in the Bengal meeting Suvendu Adhikari has directly blamed the Bengal chief minister for those situation in the PM’s Kalaikunda examination interview Friday that preceded the remember sequence to main secretary Alapan Bandyopadhyay.
“I had been there.
The ministry came into the inspection meeting in addition to the main secretary after a moment.
She talked to the PM to get one-and-ahalf moments, introduced several papers and walked outside using all the CS.
That is a violation of IAS protocol.
The Bengal CM will not enable the state bureaucracy to watch protocol,” Adhikari said on Saturday.
“The PM waited half an hour following the assembly for officials to introduce a powerpoint presentation on the size of the cyclone devastation.
In addition, he asked further secretary Bhaskar Kulbe to learn if state officials want to generate any demonstration.
Kulbe came back and explained state officials had nothing to put in following the CM had awarded the newspapers,” he explained.
The BJP leader also surmised the CM did not ship any state official into the assembly when Modi arrived to Kalaikunda later Cyclone Fani at 2019.
“She gave a collapse to some variety of Covid encounters the PM had CMs,” he explained.
Refuting that the CM’s”preoccupations”, Adhikari said:”The PMO advised both Odisha and Bengal regarding the PM’s trip on Thursday night.
Consequently the CM rescheduled her programme.
She changed her mind when she didn’t know that the chief of this resistance was encouraged.
The Bengal CM had made her mind up to bypass the assembly but shifted her posture later realizing her lack could exude Bengal of support” The LoP tore to the CM’s variant of this”BJP political assembly” in Kalaikunda.
“The PMO had encouraged Odisha resistance leader Pradipta Naik too.
It’s another thing that Naik’d Covid and could not produce it,” he explained.
The PMO had invited Congress Lok Sabha chief Adhir Chowdhury into the assembly, Adhikari said.
“Chowdhury was Delhi and could not attend,” he explained.
Adhikari encouraged Banerjee to ditch her”arrogance” and”petty politics” at the interests of this country.
“She (CM) does not have to touch with the PM’s feet.
The one thing she wants to do is to stick with the Constitution.
I don’t have any inhibition demonstrating respect to her CM.
Likewise, she must have some regard for your PM,” he explained.