Suvendu Adhikari as Nandigram votes on Thursday.
Claiming that Banerjee questioned his presence within the assembly, Adhikari stated that he was invited to it because the chief of opposition.
- PTI Kolkata
- Last Updated:May 29, 2021, 18:43 IST
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Leader of the opposition in West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari on Saturday alleged that Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and the chief secretary have insulted Prime Minister Narendra Modi by not attending a gathering chaired by him to debate the ravages brought on by Cyclone Yaas. Banerjee didn’t attend the assembly however entered the room from the place Modi was holding the assembly and submitted a report back to him on the damages brought on by the cyclone within the state, and sought a Rs 20,000 crore bundle for redevelopment of the worst-hit areas.
She was accompanied by Chief Secretary Alapan Bandyopadhyay. A number of hours after the assembly, the Centre ordered his switch to Delhi. “I’ve no phrase to criticise the best way the West Bengal chief minister and the chief secretary insulted the prime minister,” Adhikari, a BJP MLA, told reporters in a virtual press conference.
Claiming that Banerjee questioned his presence in the meeting held at Kalaikunda air base in Paschim Medinipur district on Friday, Adhikari said that he was invited to it as the leader of opposition in the state assembly and MLA of cyclone-affected Nandigram. “She is trying to show her arrogance and petty politics by her stance,” he stated.
Banerjee has claimed that opposition leaders weren’t invited to comparable evaluation conferences held in Gujarat and Odisha, the 2 states that additionally confronted cyclone fury over the previous few days.
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