Kolkata, Shiv Kumar Raut: There is a tussle in the assembly between the ruling party and the main opposition party BJP. On the one hand, BJP has intensified the political tension by washing the statue of BR Ambedkar located in the Assembly complex with Ganga water on Friday. At the same time, now the party has made another strategy. According to this, BJP MLAs will leave as soon as the Chief Minister enters the House chamber on Monday to express his displeasure towards CM Mamata Banerjee. This information was given by opposition leader in the assembly, Subhendu Adhikari. He said that BJP MLAs will “boycott” the Chief Minister.
BJP MLAs will boycott CM
It is worth noting that the winter session of the Assembly has been an uproar so far. Members of the ruling party and the opposition were protesting for the last three days. During this, someone played the plate and someone played the flute. Meanwhile, opposition leader Subhendu Adhikari has threatened to boycott the Chief Minister. Shubhendu told reporters in the Assembly on Friday that it has been decided in the BJP Legislature Party meeting that when the Chief Minister comes to the House, the BJP MLAs will boycott her. ,
It is mandatory to take permission to protest inside the assembly premises
Mr. Adhikari said that we do not want to listen to thieves in the Assembly. It is noteworthy that Assembly Speaker Biman Banerjee made it clear on Friday that prior permission is mandatory for holding protests inside the Assembly premises. Mr. Banerjee says that the Trinamool members were sitting on the dharna with my permission. The opposition had not taken any permission from me. He has violated the rules by sitting in front of the stairs. Such an act may disturb the peace of the Assembly.