KOLKATA: West Bengal governor CV Ananda Bose, going through molestation fees from a former worker of Raj Bhavan, introduced Wednesday that he would current Raj Bhavan’s CCTV footage to 100 personal residents of Bengal, excluding “Mamata Banerjee and her police”.
“Below the Sach Ke Samne programme, anybody who needs to see the CCTV footage can ship an e mail to [email protected] or name the Raj Bhavan to register their names at 033-22001641.The primary hundred could be allowed to see the footage inside Raj Bhavan at 11.30am on Might 9,” Raj Bhavan mentioned in an announcement. The programme is aimed toward addressing what was described as “mischievous and fabricated allegations” by police relating to the dealing with of CCTV footage associated to the case.
In response, state finance minister Chandrima Bhattacharya questioned governor Bose’s resolution, asking why he was withholding the CCTV footage from police if he was harmless. She mentioned: “The CCTV footage needs to be on public show if he’s such an sincere and harmless individual. However right here he’s enjoying with the dignity of girls, so he needs to protect it from police and is even unwilling to indicate it to the CM. Why cannot the CM see it, if there is no such thing as a foul play?”
CM Banerjee and Trinamool have been going after the governor for the reason that former Raj Bhavan worker filed a police criticism towards Bose final Thursday. “He’s now attempting to indicate it (footage) to his personal henchmen and get a certificates from them. When our state has 11 crore individuals, why present it to 100 individuals solely in personal?” she requested.
“Below the Sach Ke Samne programme, anybody who needs to see the CCTV footage can ship an e mail to [email protected] or name the Raj Bhavan to register their names at 033-22001641.The primary hundred could be allowed to see the footage inside Raj Bhavan at 11.30am on Might 9,” Raj Bhavan mentioned in an announcement. The programme is aimed toward addressing what was described as “mischievous and fabricated allegations” by police relating to the dealing with of CCTV footage associated to the case.
In response, state finance minister Chandrima Bhattacharya questioned governor Bose’s resolution, asking why he was withholding the CCTV footage from police if he was harmless. She mentioned: “The CCTV footage needs to be on public show if he’s such an sincere and harmless individual. However right here he’s enjoying with the dignity of girls, so he needs to protect it from police and is even unwilling to indicate it to the CM. Why cannot the CM see it, if there is no such thing as a foul play?”
CM Banerjee and Trinamool have been going after the governor for the reason that former Raj Bhavan worker filed a police criticism towards Bose final Thursday. “He’s now attempting to indicate it (footage) to his personal henchmen and get a certificates from them. When our state has 11 crore individuals, why present it to 100 individuals solely in personal?” she requested.
