The ruckus that started after the assembly elections in West Bengal has reached inside the assembly. The first day of the budget session of the state assembly was marred by uproar by legislators. The situation got so bad that Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar went back without reading his address. The ruckus increased so much that the assembly was adjourned within 5 minutes.
The budget session in any assembly begins with the address of the governor. It contains the details of the working of the government. Along with this, information about important schemes of the government is also given. Since the government of the state runs in the name of the governor, the address prepared by the government is read out by the governor in the house.
In Bengal, 43 ministers of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee took oath on 10 May. During this too Dhankhar had expressed displeasure over the Bengal violence. He said that there was no responsibility in the state government to end the violence. Circumstances show that the government also wanted the same. The governor said that the constitution has ended in Bengal. There are reports of violence in the night and all is said to be fine in the morning.
Dhankhar visited Cooch Behar to meet people affected by the post-poll violence. His convoy was shown black flags by the crowd in the Sitalkuchi area, while slogans were raised to go back to Dinhata. During the election in Seetalkuchi, 4 people were killed in firing by the central security forces. After this, the Governor reprimanded the police officers and raised questions on the condition of law and order in the state.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamta Banerjee made a big allegation on the state governor Jagdeep Dhankhar on 28 June. He said that Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar is a corrupt person. His name was in the charge sheet of the Hawala Jain case of 1996. I also wrote letters thrice to remove them.
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