Kolkata: Controversy has erupted over the scheduled inauguration of Sealdah Metro East-West Corridor station here on July 11, TMC claimed that Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee Not invited to the program of Ministry of Railways.
Opposition BJP The TMC government, which “never extended invitations” to saffron camp MPs and MLAs for state events, shot back saying it should taste its own medicine.
central minister Smriti IraniThere is a program to attend his program that arrived here on Sunday.
Commercial services between Salt Lake and Sector V in Sealdah are scheduled to start from July 14.
The BJP-led Center is taking a jibe at West Bengal minister and senior TMC leader firhad hakimo Alleged that the central government has “no respect for democratic principles”.
“The East-West Metro project is being implemented with the mutual cooperation of the state and the Centre. The move to oust the chief minister stems from narrow political views,” he said.
Criticism of TMC on the statement of BJP’s National Vice President Dilip Ghosh “None of our MLAs and MPs are invited to any state function including administrative meetings. Even the CM should not complain about not getting invitations,” he told reporters.
Ghosh further claimed that the state government, after using up the central funds, “renames central projects to avoid giving credit to the Narendra Modi government”.
Responding to Ghosh’s comments, Hakim said, “The Center does not give alms to Bengal. The state has every right to ask what it deserves.”
Opposition BJP The TMC government, which “never extended invitations” to saffron camp MPs and MLAs for state events, shot back saying it should taste its own medicine.
central minister Smriti IraniThere is a program to attend his program that arrived here on Sunday.
Commercial services between Salt Lake and Sector V in Sealdah are scheduled to start from July 14.
The BJP-led Center is taking a jibe at West Bengal minister and senior TMC leader firhad hakimo Alleged that the central government has “no respect for democratic principles”.
“The East-West Metro project is being implemented with the mutual cooperation of the state and the Centre. The move to oust the chief minister stems from narrow political views,” he said.
Criticism of TMC on the statement of BJP’s National Vice President Dilip Ghosh “None of our MLAs and MPs are invited to any state function including administrative meetings. Even the CM should not complain about not getting invitations,” he told reporters.
Ghosh further claimed that the state government, after using up the central funds, “renames central projects to avoid giving credit to the Narendra Modi government”.
Responding to Ghosh’s comments, Hakim said, “The Center does not give alms to Bengal. The state has every right to ask what it deserves.”