By means of PTI
KOLKATA: Accusing the West Bengal executive of “illegally diverting” Central budget, Chief of Opposition within the state Meeting, Suvendu Adhikari, suggested Union Finance minister to take suitable steps in order that the “malpractices” come to an finish.
He made the accusation in a chain of tweets and in addition wrote a letter to the Union Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman on this regard.
The BJP chief in a tweet alleged that the state executive had “tactfully” opened the State Nodal Account of Public Finance Control Gadget in a personal financial institution the place the State Emergency Reduction Fund Account was once in operation in order that Central budget may well be “simply diverted”.
“This can be a can of worms ready to be opened,” he wrote at the micro-blogging web site on Thursday.
The MLA from Nandigram asked the Union minister to “stay a tab” at the transactions of the state executive and hooked up a replica of the letter, dated September 29, together with his tweet.
Adhikari later tweeted, “one tweet of mine and West Bengal executive is out of line. A scared WB executive, cautious of overlaying their tracks, is determined to damage proof.”
Quoting a state finance division round that the e-office server might be down for 6 days, he stated it’s not anything however an “excuse to wipe off proof”.
“Within the guise of this downtime, West Bengal Finance Division officials would attempt to delete all delicate information and notings. GOI should depute a senior stage officer to keep watch over their unlawful actions, in order that this corrupt WB executive is stuck red-handed,” he stated.
Reacting to Adhikari’s tweets, TMC spokesperson and senior Rajya Sabha MP Sukhendu Sekhar Roy stated “Suvendu Adhikari is peddling lies and falsehood for slim political good points.
His allegations are concocted and supposed to malign the state in each and every conceivable manner.
“The state isn’t diverting central budget for different functions. As an alternative, West Bengal is but to get hundreds of crores of its dues from the Centre and is dealing with nice problem to put in force some initiatives.”
KOLKATA: Accusing the West Bengal executive of “illegally diverting” Central budget, Chief of Opposition within the state Meeting, Suvendu Adhikari, suggested Union Finance minister to take suitable steps in order that the “malpractices” come to an finish.
He made the accusation in a chain of tweets and in addition wrote a letter to the Union Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman on this regard.
The BJP chief in a tweet alleged that the state executive had “tactfully” opened the State Nodal Account of Public Finance Control Gadget in a personal financial institution the place the State Emergency Reduction Fund Account was once in operation in order that Central budget may well be “simply diverted”.
“This can be a can of worms ready to be opened,” he wrote at the micro-blogging web site on Thursday.
The MLA from Nandigram asked the Union minister to “stay a tab” at the transactions of the state executive and hooked up a replica of the letter, dated September 29, together with his tweet.
Adhikari later tweeted, “one tweet of mine and West Bengal executive is out of line. A scared WB executive, cautious of overlaying their tracks, is determined to damage proof.”
Quoting a state finance division round that the e-office server might be down for 6 days, he stated it’s not anything however an “excuse to wipe off proof”.
“Within the guise of this downtime, West Bengal Finance Division officials would attempt to delete all delicate information and notings. GOI should depute a senior stage officer to keep watch over their unlawful actions, in order that this corrupt WB executive is stuck red-handed,” he stated.
Reacting to Adhikari’s tweets, TMC spokesperson and senior Rajya Sabha MP Sukhendu Sekhar Roy stated “Suvendu Adhikari is peddling lies and falsehood for slim political good points.
His allegations are concocted and supposed to malign the state in each and every conceivable manner.
“The state isn’t diverting central budget for different functions. As an alternative, West Bengal is but to get hundreds of crores of its dues from the Centre and is dealing with nice problem to put in force some initiatives.”