New Delhi: The center does not have a role in rejecting Western Bengal Tablo for Republican Day celebrations, said sources in the Modi government.
Minister of Bengal Bengala Barat Mamata Banerjee has written a strong letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi where he has declared “shock” for “rejection” from the State Tablo for Republican Day celebrations.
According to government sources, the Expert Committee accepts proposals for Tableaux and chooses or rejects it.
Without giving Mamata’s name, the sources say that certain ministers determine the wrong precedent by connecting proposal exclusion of “regional pride” and projecting it as “insulting the state government”.
The sources said, “We recently saw a letter written by the CMS of the country about the exception of the Tableaux of their country in the Republican Day Parade.
This is not clearly related to regional pride and is projected as an insult to countries by the Central Government.
It is also played almost every year.
“They said this was the wrong precedent adopted by CMS to describe the results of the objective process as a turn point between the center and the countries.
“It runs deep in harming the country’s federal structure.
Maybe CMS doesn’t have their own positive agenda that they have to use the same old trick using wrong information year after year,” government sources said.
Describing the procedure for Tableux selection, they said they were first not the mod to make a decision.
Tableaux proposals received from various countries and the central ministry are evaluated in a series of expert committee meetings consisting of leading people in the fields of art, culture, sculpture, music, architecture, choreography, and likes.
The Expert Committee examines proposals based on themes, concepts, designs and visual impacts before making their recommendations.
They said, “Because of the time constraints, only a few acceptable proposals.
For example, for the Republican Day Parade 2022, a total of 56 proposals received from the country and the Ministry of CENTER.
From 56, 21 this proposal was chosen.
Naturally for more proposals to be rejected With what is accepted given the shortage of time.
“Sources confirmed that this year’s proposal Kerala, Tamil Nadu and West Bengal were rejected by the subject’s expert committee” after maturity and deliberation “.
However, they said Tableaux West Bengal’s proposal was accepted through the same process and system under the same mode government in 2016, 2017, 2019 and 2021.
“Next, this year’s CPWD Tableau (Public Works Department) includes Bose Subhaschandra Netaji, so The question of his insults didn’t even appear, “said the source.
Like West Bengal, Tableaux proposals from Kerala are accepted through the same process and system under the same mode government in 2018 and 2021.
They say thus, Tableaux proposals from Tamil Nadu are accepted through the process and mode system below 2016, 2017, 2019, 2020 and 2021.
Previously, expressed a surprise on the central decision to exclude the West Bengal Tablo, Mamata Banerjee had written a letter to PM Modi on Sunday to express “big surprises” and the pain of people from the people stated to override their tableaux.
He wrote in the letter: “I was very surprised and injured by the decision of the Indian government to suddenly exclude tables proposed by the West Bengal government from the next Republican Day parade.
Even more confusing for us that tableats are rejected without setting reasons or justifications.” Letter two Further pages say, “I might want to tell you that all Western Bengal people are very sad to the attitude of the central government.
Surprising to find that the contribution of brave freedom fighters did not find a place in the nation’s ceremony to celebrate the Republican occasion of the day in the year 75 Our independence.
“Mamata finally said in the letter:” I urge you to reconsider the decision and enter the Freedom Tablo Fightom from West Bengal in the Republican Day Parade in our 75th year of independence.
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