As
a result very few vehicles plied on the roads that left the commuters in a
scurry. “Every organizations and associations affiliated to the party were
asked to attend the meet. Hence the shops were closed for all the day and very
few vehicles plied on the road that left the commuters in trouble,” said a
shopkeeper.
Most
of the tourists as well as locals who had plans to leave the town today had to
cancel the tickets. As very few vehicles plied on the road it was impossible
for the commuters to get a seat in the vehicles.
Bose
opposes president rule in hills, blames Mamata for hill fiasco
Aparajita
Kundu
Malda Feb 17: Left front chairman Biman Bose has opposed the
Gorkha Janmukti Morcha’s demand for imposition of president rule in the state. “We are always
against the intervention of Union government in state affairs. It’s our policy.
We never support the demand of imposition for President’s rule wherever it is
and whosoever demands it,” he said.
Bose
was addressing a LF workers’ meeting in Malda College
Bose
once again also ridiculed the claim of the chief minister Mamata Banerjee that
the hill region was smiling. “It has been proved by now that hills are not
smiling and so does the Jungal Mahal,” he said. He said, “Instead the people
are laughing at the claim made by the chief minister.”
He further said
that the chief minister has violated the election rules by replacing the
commissioner of police RK Panchnanda. “It is a gross violation of the election
rules. Even the state home secretary has raised objection in signing the file
of the commissioner’s removal when the model code of conduct was in force. But
the CM virtually forced him to sign the file,” Bose alleged.
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