GAYESHPUR (NADIA): Chief minister Mamata Banerjee on Sunday reacted sharply to Election Commission particular observer Ajay V Nayak’s “Bengal is like Bihar 15 years again” remark, saying that the Centre used to be seeking to administer Bengal by proxy, which is unconstitutional. “These retired officers are speaking politics,” Banerjee mentioned, including that two officers sent by Delhi have been seeking to lend a hand BJP in Bengal.
“They have sent two individuals from Delhi to lend a hand BJP in Bengal. They are changing officers day by day. They are speaking nonsense… abusing Bengal … comparing Bihar with Bengal. These retired officers are speaking politics. I admire retired officers, however these officers are controlling carrier officers and abusing (Bengal). You must remember the fact that other people right here will tolerate nobody who abuses Bengal,” the CM informed a public rally at Gayeshpur in Nadia district.
“Delhi theke panch koti police niye aashun. Ektao seat pabeh na, gollay golla (Bring 5 crore police from Delhi. They will not get a single seat). Police do not vote, other people do. What will police from Delhi do?)” the CM thundered.
“People have elected us for 5 years. This is a democratic govt. They are ignoring the state govt and sending other people from Delhi. They are seeking to run a parallel govt. This is unconstitutional,” Banerjee mentioned.
The poll panel had first appointed former IPS officer Vivek Dubey as particular police observer for Bengal after which appointed Nayak, the former Bihar CEO, as particular observer. Nayak will supervise the remaining 5 phases of the seven-phase election time table in Bengal.
On Saturday, Nayak mentioned: “West Bengal’s situation is like that of Bihar 10-15 years again. This is not good for democracy. People and the political events of Bihar understood that this cannot continue, so there used to be a transformation.”
Trinamool reacted promptly. The birthday celebration’s common secretary, Subrata Bakshi, shot off a three-page letter to the EC hard Nayak’s rapid removing. “Nayak has political and organisational allegiance to RSS and is hooked up to BJP leaders and BJP in-charge of the state of West Bengal. His statements obviously indicate that he has acted as in keeping with the instruction of his political boss, this is, birthday celebration in energy at the Centre, this is BJP,” the birthday celebration mentioned.
TMC additionally claimed that Nayak’s appointment after retirement is in “violation of Section 20 (B) of the Representation of People’s Act”.
BJP’s leader poll strategist for Bengal, Mukul Roy, expectedly welcomed Nayak’s commentary. “The situation has worsened in Bengal as opposition events don't seem to be even allowed to hold conferences. Central leaders are being stopped from coming into the state,” he mentioned. “We have additionally demanded cancellation of Trinamool Congress’ registration once they invited overseas nationals to campaign for TMC candidates,” he added.
“They have sent two individuals from Delhi to lend a hand BJP in Bengal. They are changing officers day by day. They are speaking nonsense… abusing Bengal … comparing Bihar with Bengal. These retired officers are speaking politics. I admire retired officers, however these officers are controlling carrier officers and abusing (Bengal). You must remember the fact that other people right here will tolerate nobody who abuses Bengal,” the CM informed a public rally at Gayeshpur in Nadia district.
“Delhi theke panch koti police niye aashun. Ektao seat pabeh na, gollay golla (Bring 5 crore police from Delhi. They will not get a single seat). Police do not vote, other people do. What will police from Delhi do?)” the CM thundered.
“People have elected us for 5 years. This is a democratic govt. They are ignoring the state govt and sending other people from Delhi. They are seeking to run a parallel govt. This is unconstitutional,” Banerjee mentioned.
The poll panel had first appointed former IPS officer Vivek Dubey as particular police observer for Bengal after which appointed Nayak, the former Bihar CEO, as particular observer. Nayak will supervise the remaining 5 phases of the seven-phase election time table in Bengal.
On Saturday, Nayak mentioned: “West Bengal’s situation is like that of Bihar 10-15 years again. This is not good for democracy. People and the political events of Bihar understood that this cannot continue, so there used to be a transformation.”
Trinamool reacted promptly. The birthday celebration’s common secretary, Subrata Bakshi, shot off a three-page letter to the EC hard Nayak’s rapid removing. “Nayak has political and organisational allegiance to RSS and is hooked up to BJP leaders and BJP in-charge of the state of West Bengal. His statements obviously indicate that he has acted as in keeping with the instruction of his political boss, this is, birthday celebration in energy at the Centre, this is BJP,” the birthday celebration mentioned.
TMC additionally claimed that Nayak’s appointment after retirement is in “violation of Section 20 (B) of the Representation of People’s Act”.
BJP’s leader poll strategist for Bengal, Mukul Roy, expectedly welcomed Nayak’s commentary. “The situation has worsened in Bengal as opposition events don't seem to be even allowed to hold conferences. Central leaders are being stopped from coming into the state,” he mentioned. “We have additionally demanded cancellation of Trinamool Congress’ registration once they invited overseas nationals to campaign for TMC candidates,” he added.
Centre trying to run Bengal by proxy: Mamata
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