New Delhi: West Bengal’s chief of opposition Suvendu Adhikari on Monday approached the Calcutta High Court looking for motion in opposition to TMC chief Mukul Roy. He seeks for the court docket to disqualify Mukul Roy, who not too long ago joined the TMC, as an MLA below the Anti-Defection Law.
Suvendu Adhikari mentioned the Anti-Defection Law has not been carried out below the Trinamool Congress-led Government’s rule within the final ten years, whilst greater than 50 MLAs have modified events on this interval.
Earlier, the chief of opposition within the West Bengal Assembly Suvendu Adhikari had met Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar to oppose appointment of MLA Mukul Roy because the Chairman of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) and requested for his intervention citing violation of guidelines within the appointment of Mukul Roy.
Leader of Opposition in West Bengal Assembly, Suvendhu Adhikari information an software at Calcutta High Court, looking for dismissal of Mukul Roy from the submit of MLA below the anti-defection legislation pic.twitter.com/1pQRFem5ET
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Suvendu Adhikari had mentioned that Mukul Roy, who was elected as MLA on a Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) ticket, defected to the TMC and that making him PAC president is a violation of the principles, because the chief of the opposition social gathering is the one one who may very well be appointed to the submit.Â
‘Trinamool Congress employees concerned in state-sponsored violence’Â – BJP
The BJP on Monday hit out on the Trinamool Congress over its alleged heckling of senior chief Dilip Ghosh and claimed that Trinamool employees had been concerned in “state-sponsored” violence.
BJP chief spokesperson Anil Baluni mentioned the Trinamool Congress’s conduct has “put democracy to shame” after the social gathering’s third consecutive victory within the latest meeting elections. Referring to the alleged misbehavior with Ghosh by Trinamool employees, he mentioned, “It was seen on television, and was very disturbing. What happened has tarnished the image of democracy”.
Rajya Sabha member Baluni mentioned, “Trinamool is not giving equal opportunity to its rivals. Our leaders are not even allowed to campaign as Trinamool Congress sponsored goons are indulging in state-sponsored violence.” He mentioned that “If a person like Ghosh, who gets high-grade security, can get attacked here, the situation of the common man is unthinkable.”