Kolkata: Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar only read the first and last paragraph of the 18-page speech prepared for him by the state government over his first address to the new assembly after the election of this year, leaving the parts he had “caused”.
Question “with the Chairman of the Minister of Mamata Banerjee on June 28.
Dhankhar completed his speech in four minutes, with DIN made by BJP MLA against” accidental oppression of violence after the poll “in the background, and leaving the assembly.
The governor’s address came in the background of the barrage and questions – from “involvement” in the “Hawala” 1990s to “land transactions in Punjab were hit by the court” – from TMC.
There has been an intense speculation about how it will handle the address – prepared by the TMC government, which with it has Some run-ins – After “Questions” and TMC accusations.
The elderly TMC said the governor’s selective reading “unprecedented” but a former opposition leader assembly and Congress Mla Abdul Mannan quoted a similar example in the past.
Dhankhar only read the first & last paras of a 18-page speech
