After Adhikari, yet another Bengal Minister voices discontent with Trinamool

After Suvendu Adhikari, another Minister within the Mamata Banerjee Cabinet, Rajib Banerjee, has set alarm bells ringing within the ruling Trinamool Congress alleging that those that maintain the management in “good humour” are dropped at the forefront whereas onerous staff are shoved to again benches.

Ms. Banerjee claimed that there are some folks in politics these days who assume that having fun with energy, and never serving folks, is the objective.

Speaking at a programme within the metropolis on Saturday, the State Forest Minister mentioned, “A political platform can be utilised to help numerous people, but some are using it to achieve their personal goals.”

“It hurts me that those who are working in the interest of people and are able and hardworking are not getting due importance, while those sitting in air-conditioned chambers and think that the public can be fooled are getting importance just because they keep the people, who matter to them, in good humour,” he added.

Reacting to the cost, Trinamool MP Kalyan Banerjee mentioned that if anybody desires to go away, he could accomplish that.

“There is only one tree, Mamata Banerjee, if any one wants to leave its shade, he is free to go,” Mr. Banerjee mentioned.

However, State Urban improvement and Municipal Affairs Minister Firhad Hakim sounded extra accommodative when he mentioned that Rajib Banerjee is a “good person” and has been working onerous as a Minister within the Forest Department.

“Mamata Banerjee keeps an eye on everything,” he mentioned in regards to the allegations made by the State Forest Minister.

West Bengal BJP chief Dilip Ghosh mentioned that Mr. Banerjee is an efficient Minister and nobody has any criticism in opposition to him.

“If he wants to work with dignity, he should come out of the party,” Mr. Ghosh mentioned on Sunday, indicating that Mr. Banerjee is welcome within the saffron fold.

Heavyweight chief Suvendu Adhikari, who holds appreciable maintain in Purba and Paschim Medinipur and another south Bengal districts, had just lately resigned from the State Cabinet following variations with the highest management of the Trinamool Congress.

Efforts by veteran social gathering leaders like Saugata Roy and Sudip Bandopadhyay for a reconciliation have did not placate Mr. Adhikari, who’s yet to reveal his future political path.