alapan bandyopadhyay: Bandopadhyay resigns as West Bengal chief secretary in Mamata’s team

Kolkata: Alapan Bandyopadhyay, the Chief Secretary of Bengal, has finally resigned from the post and the civil service in a tussle between the Central Government and the West Bengal Government. After his resignation, he has joined Mamata’s team. Bandopadhyay was deputed to the Center. He was asked by the central government to appear in Delhi on May 31. Now he has resigned. After this, Mamata Banerjee has appointed him as her Chief Advisor for 3 years. It is said that Mamata did not give in to the pressure of the Center.

Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee was absent from the meeting convened by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to review the damage caused by the cyclone. This has sparked controversy in Central and West Bengal. This is not a sign that the dispute will be resolved soon. Although Bandopadhyay has resigned from the post of chief secretary and civil service, sources in the central government have indicated that action will be taken against him. Chargesheet may be filed against Bandopadhyay for violating the Centre’s order. H. on the other hand. K. Dwivedi has been appointed as the Chief Secretary of West Bengal. Mamata Banerjee herself gave this information.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has lashed out at the Center over political infighting. This is the politics of revenge. We have never seen such cruel treatment. The Center cannot depute any officer to the Center without the approval of the state government, Mamata Banerjee said. Alpan Bandopadhyay is retiring today. But he will continue to serve as the chief adviser to the chief minister for three years, Banerjee said.

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Bandopadhyay has retired. As a result, he is no longer available to serve in the Central Government. But we need them in this time of Corona crisis. It has maintained its service to the poor due to the hurricane and the Corona crisis. Prime Minister Modi is treating senior officials like vigilantes. Lifelong officers are insulted. What is the message from this to the Central Government and the Prime Minister? Many officers from the Bengal cadre are in the Central Government. Can you call them without giving any information? You are trying to scare the authorities. But we will not be afraid. Which are frightened and broken. “We will fight and win,” Banerjee said.

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