KOLKATA: Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday iterated that the Bengal government’s”full service” for prior state leader Alapan Bandyopadhyay”about anything was happening with him”, including that”the situation, the chapter has been finished now”.
Banerjee’s assistance to Bandyopadhyay arrived a day before the conclusion of his regular deadline to reply to a fundamental authorities note, requesting him to explain why action shouldn’t be dismissed against him under the Disaster Management Act (2005) to get”overlooking” PM Narendra Modi’s cyclone inspection interview in Kalaikunda on May 28.
The state administration has insisted there wasn’t any doubt of bypassing the PM’s inspection match because Banerjee and Bandyopadhyay needed a”short discussion” with the PM and left to a review of cyclone-hit regions after”looking for his consent”.
Bengal main secretary HK Dwivedi, also, is very likely to react to this Centre’s next letter requesting his predecessor, Bandyopadhyayto report to Delhi.
The Centre, before sending the”show-cause” see to Bandyopadhyay, had sent two letters requesting him to attend Delhi’s North Block.
The letters arrived a couple of days later he gave him an three-month expansion as the nation’s chief secretary following a state authorities petition, which stated that his services were required due to the pandemic.
Alapan Bandyopadhyay decided to accept retirement on Monday rather than reporting on Delhi and has been forced the CM’s main advisor for 3 years the identical moment.
“I’ve already stated I won’t talk with this more.
Now he’s retired.
Whatever is happening with him…
the authorities will give him total support,” CM Mamata Banerjee, flanked by Bandyopadhyay and H K Dwivedi, stated on Wednesday.
Banerjee had previously indicated the Bengal authorities would react to this Centre’s next letter which overruled her objections in releasing Bandyopadhyay.
The ministry had informed Prime Minister Narendra Modi which Bengal”can’t discharge and isn’t releasing its primary secretary in this crucial hour”.