The Chief Minister had warned the governor and asked him to ‘refrain from acting on a political mandate’. The CM made this warning in a letter written to Governor.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has wrote a 9-page letter to Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar as a reply to the criticism that he had rised. Earlier, Governor had written to state DGP, expressing concern over the law and order situation in the state.
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“I was extremely upset, anguished and disillusioned on reading your captioned letter and the note addressed to the Director General of Police which was placed before me, as well as to see your Twitter post regarding the same,” Mamata Banerjee wrote in the letter.
West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee writes to the Governor, saying she is 'extremely upset, anguished & disillusioned' on reading his letter to the DGP. "Your aspersions sadly consist of uncorroborated judgements of insinuations against state police & state govt," the letter reads. pic.twitter.com/HlDyhcon3O
— ANI (@ANI) September 26, 2020
“As per Article 163, you are mandated to act as per the aid and advice of your Chief Minister and her Council of Ministers which is the essence of our democracy. I am the elected representative of the people of West Bengal. I am thus writing to you to express my deep pain and anguish at the excessive and blatant attempt at usurpation of constitutional mandates and unwarranted excesses on your part,” she wrote.
As communication @MamataOfficial has found way in public domain I seek media to focus on my eye opener note @WBPolice
Significantly, unlike her earlier physical stance in support of cop ?@KolkataPolice?, this time defence is by way of letter.
Response tomorrow pic.twitter.com/wjQy8o8cfD
— Jagdeep Dhankhar Vice-President of India (@jdhankhar1) September 26, 2020
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