Dhankhar met Shah a day after the West Bengal Governor stated there isn’t a rule of legislation within the State as it’s being ruled by a “ruler”
Dhankhar met Shah a day after the West Bengal Governor stated there isn’t a rule of legislation within the State as it’s being ruled by a “ruler”
West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar on Monday met Union Home Minister Amit Shah right here and mentioned with him varied points regarding the State.
Mr. Dhankhar met Mr. Shah a day after he stated there isn’t a rule of legislation in West Bengal as it’s being ruled by a “ruler”.
“The Governor of West Bengal, Shri @jdhankhar1 met Union Home Minister Shri @AmitShah,” the Home Minister’s Office tweeted.
On Sunday, Mr. Dhankhar stated in Rajasthan that he has witnessed horrible scenario and challenges whereas being the Governor of West Bengal.
“I have seen terrible situation and challenges being a Governor. I have seen the rule going beyond constitutional system. I have seen a situation where there is no rule of law, but a ruler,” Mr. Dhankhar stated throughout his go to to Udaipur the place he attended a number of occasions.
On May 29, the Governor had stated that “constitutional authorities in the State are under attack” as judiciary’s selections to order CBI investigations into a number of instances in West Bengal is being criticised.
“The honourable Member of Parliament crossed the red line,” he stated, with out naming TMC MP and Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s nephew Abhishek Banerjee.
Abhishek Banerjee had lately stated, “I feel ashamed to say that there are one or two people in the judiciary who are hand-in-gloves and have a tacit understanding and are ordering CBI investigation in every case. This is just 1% of the judiciary.”
Meanwhile, Uttarakhand Governor Lt. General (retd) Gurmit Singh additionally met the Home Minister and mentioned with him varied points regarding his State.
Later, speaking to reporters, the Governor stated thus far 16.5 lakh individuals have undertaken the ‘Char-Dham’ pilgrimage within the hill State.
Referring to the Sunday’s bus accident, by which 26 individuals died, Mr. Singh stated the Uttarakhand authorities will present all attainable assist to the injured and the kin of the deceased.
He stated Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami and his Madhya Pradesh counterpart Shivraj Singh Chouhan are monitoring the rescue operations.
Most of the accident victims belonged to Madhya Pradesh.
Source: www.thehindu.com
