Two TMC MPs, sharing estranged relationship with party, welcomes Governor’s move on Sandeshkhali
The Hindu
Two Trinamool Congress MPs have commended West Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose’s decision to open the doors of the Raj Bhavan for the victimised women of trouble-torn Sandeshkhali
Two Trinamool Congress MPs, currently estranged from the party due to accusations of associating with the BJP, have commended West Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose's decision to open the doors of the Raj Bhavan for the victimised women of trouble-torn Sandeshkhali region who feel unsafe in their homes.
Contai MP Sisir Adhikari, father of BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari, and his younger son Tamluk MP Dibyendu have praised the Governor for realising the situation of the tormented women of Sandeshkhali in North 24 Parganas district.
Speaking to PTI, Sisir Adhikari said the Governor's move reminded him of the Nandigram agitation when he had to accommodate several people from that village at his residence as well as at his relatives and friends' places to give them "protection" from the ruling CPI(M).
"It's a great thinking. The governor must be praised for this. It reminds me how I had organised accommodation for several people from Nandigram during the agitation days to protect them from the goons of the CPI(M)," he told PTI.
After the 2021 Assembly polls, the Trinamool Congress (TMC) had submitted a request to the Lok Sabha Speaker, urging him to revoke the membership of Sisir Adhikari, whom they had accused of joining the BJP, under the anti-defection law.
Sisir Adhikari was seen participating in various BJP rallies during the election.
Both Sisir Adhikari and Dibyendu Adhikari, while still holding their positions as Trinamool Congress MPs, are currently estranged from the party and do not maintain any affiliation with it.
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