Kolkata: Trinamool Congress on Thursday increased his attack on the Governor of West Bengal Jagdeep Dhankhar and asked his silence on charges of alleged corruption leveled by the Chairman of the Minister of Mamata Banerjee.
BJP, on the other hand, accused the TMC raised the level against the governor without any evidence because he could not tolerate it.
Chairman of the TMC Deputy at Rajya Sabha Sukhendu Sekhar Roy, said that the governor had not clarified whether or not the name “Jagdeep Dhankhar” suspected of finding mentioning the “Jain Hawala Diary” belonged to him.
“The governor has also not responded to a tweet by TMC MP Mohua Moitra claiming that he is the” beneficiary of the allotment of illegal housing land “which was canceled by the Punjab & Haryana High Court in 1997,” Roy said.
The two charges were raised on Tuesday.
While Roy showed a copy of the Hawala diary page, Moitra attached a high court order on this problem with his tweet.
“Someone who continued to tweeting from morning to night had not responded to the accusation.
What is the reason behind this silence?” Roy said at a press conference.
TMC Rajya Sabha MP also accused Debanjan Deb, the initial accused of being accused of doubting Covid-19 vaccination camps, having several relationships with Raj Bhavan.
Roy shows the photos intended from Deb’s personal security guards on a function in Raj Bhavan participating by Dhankhar, and demanding investigations about this issue.
“The governor peddled half the truth after our main minister said that his name knew in the Hawala case on Monday.
He was silent when we specifically said that the name of the Dhankhar Jagdeep was on the courtyard of the Hawala Diary,” said Roy.
The Chairman of the Minister of Mamata Banerjee on Monday was alleged that Dhankhar was involved in the case of Jain Hawala, provoking sharp rebuttal from the governor who accused him of verses “lies and wrong information”.
The case of Jain Hawala was a scandal in the mid-90s centered around the diary that mentioned the alleged payment of hawala around Rs 65 Crore.
The names of recipients who are thought to match the initials of several top political leaders.
However, the CBI cannot prove the allegations of payment of hawala to these people.
“Before appointing such a person as governor, the center should check the credentials.
We think the state government must be consulted while appointing someone at the governor’s post,” said Roy.
Banerjee, also Supremo TMC, previously said that he had written to the center three times looking for the elimination of Dhnakhar.
“We will demand an Ouster governor in both parliamentary houses,” said Roy told a press conference.
For questions about the visit of a committee founded by the NHRC to investigate allegations of human rights violations during violence after the polls in the country, Roy said, “Why did NHRC silent because of attacks on opposition activists after BJP won the Assembly poll in Tripura?” NHRC panel visited State of the top of the Calcutta High Court.
“Why (Nion News Minister) is Amit Shah silent about the attack on women in Tripura? Is human rights apply only to non-BJP reversed countries? Why is the silent center on the rights of victims of the victims of Sitalkuchi’s combustion?” TMC MP said.
Four people were killed in shooting by central forces outside the polls for voting at Sitalkuchi in Cooch District Behar on April 10.
Allegedly that the local community attacked security personnel.
Roy said when the TMC delegation went to Silchar in Assam to visit those left in NRC training in 2018, “we were not allowed to go out of the airport.” Reacting on charges against the governor, the State President of BJP Dilip Ghosh said, “TMC leaders leveled allegations unfounded in the governor without any evidence because they could not tolerate them.” Vaccination fraud brings forward Nexus between TMC and corrupt elements, he claims.
“Disconnurse to get out of the situation, TMC leaders use all kinds of slander campaigns against those who raise their voices to TMC errors,” he said.
Some people, including the mastermind who disguised as an IAS officer, was recently arrested for organizing dubious camps in Kolkata where people were given a fake vaccine dose.