Bimal taken to hospital BJP-GJM ‘closeness’ fuel speculations in Hills
“India is still a democratic country and people have the freedom to choose the hospital they want to get treated in,” Mr Raju Bista said.
“India is still a democratic country and people have the freedom to choose the hospital they want to get treated in,” Mr Raju Bista said.
"My family is also happy and there is no fight between me and my wife. Do not spread rumours that I have an affair. If you have any proof, then do come forward with it," he said in the letter.
At the programme today, homage was paid to the Bhanu Bhakta statue at Chowrasta by TMC leaders like Gautam Deb, the chairman of the Board of Administrators at the Siliguri Municipal Corporation, and Bulu Chik Baraik, the Minister of State for Backward Classes Welfare and Tribal Development Department.
Even while he said this, Mr Giri added that they took up the issue of a Permanent Political Solution (PPS) with state government ministers, which they meant was either Gorkhaland, UT or 244-A, the Article that allows for creation of an 'autonomous state' within Assam in certain tribal areas.
Along with Mr Khanal, those who left the party today included central committee leaders Norden Lama and Praveen Rahapal, and Kalimpong district committee office secretary Saran Pradhan.
Though many are speculating that the Kolkata meeting could be have been called to bring about a truce between the Tamang and Bimal Gurung camps of the Morcha, leaders of the Tamang faction here maintained that it was a meeting to discuss peace in the Hills.
eaders say Bimal acts were based on 'falsehood'; they call him a betrayer
The leader of the other faction of the Morcha, Anit Thapa, said that today's development had showed how Mr Gurung had misled the people.
Delegation says another round of talks soon; state govt officials skip meeting
A seven-member delegation of the party today met Union Minister of state for Home affairs G Kishan Reddy in Delhi in a meeting called by the Centre to discuss "issues related to the Gorkhaland Territorial Administration" (GTA).
