West Bengal BJP president Dilip Ghosh claimed on Sunday that Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee had written a letter to the state's share of funds instead of attending a meeting on a related subject in Delhi to avoid depositing accounts of the funds provided by the Center. Has sought to issue. Ghosh said that the Center provides adequate funds to the state. He claimed that due to not being used by the Trinamool Congress government, the money is returned to the Center. Ghosh, the Lok Sabha member, said, "The Center is willing to give the money but the money given by it is not spent and is returned." Spend the amount received and then record the expenditure. "He was replying to questions asked by reporters about Banerjee's letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi. This letter has demanded the release of funds for the state. On Ghosh's remarks, Minister of State Firhad Hakim said that Banerjee had met the Prime Minister in Kolkata and New Delhi on the demands. "The Chief Minister will definitely repeat those demands when she meets the Prime Minister again," he said. On Ghosh's claim that Banerjee wrote a letter to avoid presenting an account of the expenditure on the money, Hakim said that the government had written It works so everything is in the documents.
West Bengal BJP president Dilip Ghosh claimed on Sunday that Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee had written a letter to the state's share of funds instead of attending a meeting on a related subject in Delhi to avoid depositing accounts of the funds provided by the Center. Has sought to issue. Ghosh said that the Center provides adequate funds to the state. He claimed that due to not being used by the Trinamool Congress government, the money is returned to the Center. Ghosh, the Lok Sabha member, said, "The Center is willing to give the money but the money given by it is not spent and is returned." Spend the amount received and then record the expenditure. "He was replying to questions asked by reporters about Banerjee's letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi. This letter has demanded the release of funds for the state. On Ghosh's remarks, Minister of State Firhad Hakim said that Banerjee had met the Prime Minister in Kolkata and New Delhi on the demands. "The Chief Minister will definitely repeat those demands when she meets the Prime Minister again," he said. On Ghosh's claim that Banerjee wrote a letter to avoid presenting an account of the expenditure on the money, Hakim said that the government had written It works so everything is in the documents.
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