TMC notices to 4 councillors
The Trinamul Congress has issued show cause notices to four sitting councillors for anti-party activities and directed to reply within seven days of Raghunathpur Municipality in Purulia district.
The Trinamul Congress has issued show cause notices to four sitting councillors for anti-party activities and directed to reply within seven days of Raghunathpur Municipality in Purulia district.
The move is aimed at enabling the councillors to carry out developmental works without getting obstructed due to fund constraints.
Councillors of both, the ruling party and the Opposition, asserted ways that could add to the income of the municipal corporation and help it stay afloat during financial burdens.
The suspended councillors include Raja Iqbal, Ravi Negi, Yogendra Verma and Gajendra Singh.
The contractual conservancy staff of Kolkata Municipal Corporation are facing difficulties in availing medical services under the ESI services.
Councillors from the Left, Congress and the Bharatiya Janata Party came down on the same platform to point out the shortcomings of the budget.
All hell broke loose after MCD Mayor Shelly Oberoi on Friday stalled the recounting of votes for electing the members of the Standing Committee of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) following objections raised by the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP).
As per the visuals, the situation became so chaotic that the Councillors started throwing ballot boxes in the well.
The Delhi chief minister said, "All councillors should do such a wonderful job in the next five years that the public faith in us becomes stronger."
It is learnt that the party's state president Subrata Bakshi, secretary general Partha Chatterjee, vice president Subrata Mukherjee and Trinamul Youth Congress president Abhishek Banerjee held a meeting with poll strategist Prashant Kishore and took this decision.
