‘I can’t be a rubber stamp when democracy is on the mark’

Kolkata: On Thursday, BJP president J. P. After the attack on JP Nadda’s convoy, the political mercury from Kolkata to Delhi has risen. Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar has sent his report to the Home Ministry. Governor Dhankhad said that he was not taking the side of any one party but was doing his duty within the framework of the constitution. ) i can’t live as a rubber stamp while democracy is on target)

Speaking on the constitutional breakdown and the imposition of presidential rule in the state, the governor said, “We will not comment on this, but what happened yesterday was a worrying situation.” It was a shocking event for a democratic system. You will not believe this. When I came to know about the visit of the BJP national president in the morning, I had alerted the state DGP at 8 am. “I have also contacted the chief secretary of the state,” the governor told PTI.

I had informed everyone about the 8 o’clock program. I received the Chief Secretary’s message 19 minutes later at 8:19 p.m. He had said that he had informed the DGP. Half an hour later, a violent incident was reported, the governor said.

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This time the governor pointed the finger at the state administration. The state administration did not work properly, he said. The governor further said, “I told the DGP and the chief secretary what security you provided them, you left them alone.” Mamata Banerjee has to abide by the constitution. I have to fall into that when they don’t abide by the Constitution. “I will not be able to remain a rubber stamp in the Raj Bhavan when democracy is at its peak,” the governor said.

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