of West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee (Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, She has sat on strike on Red Road from today to recover the state’s ‘dues’ from the Centre. Earlier, after a meeting with Union Home Minister Amit Shah in Delhi on Thursday, Governor CV Anand Bose said that the dues would be paid soon if the state administration follows the norms set by the Central government. Incidentally, Chief Minister Mamata too After finishing the two-day protest program, she is going to Delhi on 6th February.
Bengal’s dues will be released: Governor
After Governor CV Anand Bose met Amit Shah, the Governor released a video talk and said that the outstanding amount of Bengal will be released provided the expectations of the Center are met. He said that the central government is looking into the matter. Whatever has to be done to provide justice to the people of Bengal, it will be completed soon under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The answers to the questions raised by the Central Government came from the State Government. He is also investigating it at his level. The central government is also watching. Along with this, he also talked about the law and order of the state and attacks on ED officers. He said that the law will take its course. Strict action will be taken against those who break the law.
BJP retaliated by saying that there is huge rigging in Bengal.
For the last two years, Trinamool and the state government have been saying that the Center has stopped the money for 100 days of work. The ruling party of Bengal has further complained that Delhi has stopped the salaries of ‘Monrega’ workers even after the work has been completed. BJP hit back and said that there has been massive rigging in Bengal. If new accounts are not given then why will the Center give money? But now the complaints of scarcity are not limited to the 100 day work plan. Trinamool is also complaining about housing scheme and village road scheme.