Subhendu Adhikari, Manoj Tigga’s allowance has been stopped due to suspension. In this atmosphere, he sent a letter to the Legislative Assembly asking to know the reason for the suspension of the opposition MLAs Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar. In this situation, Speaker Biman Banerjee questioned the jurisdiction of the counter governor. Bimanbabu said, ‘The governor should give lessons to the opposition MLAs. The governor should tell them not to do this. Unfortunately, the governor is encouraging the opposition without giving up.
Opposition leader Shuvendu Adhikari, Chief Whip Manoj Tigga, Natabari MLA Mihir Goswami, Siliguri MLA Shankar Ghosh, Purulia MLA Sudip Mukherjee and Falakata MLA Deepak Borman were suspended by the Speaker a few days ago. Due to this, these BJP MLAs will not be able to attend the upcoming meetings of the committees. As a result, the legislators will not get a monthly allowance of Rs 60,000. A letter in this regard has also been sent to the concerned suspended MLAs. The suspended legislators approached the governor. In this context, this time the governor sent a letter to the assembly.
It may be mentioned that on March 26, the last day of the session, the people’s representatives of the BJP got into a scuffle with the Trinamool MLAs in the assembly hall. As a result, Manoj Tigger, the chief whip of the BJP parliamentary party, tore his shirt. His chest was reportedly injured. Meanwhile, Asit Majumdar, a Trinamool MLA from Chunchura, had a runny nose. Asitbabu alleged that opposition leader Shuvendu Adhikari had blown his nose. In this atmosphere, BJP MLAs were suspended. There is no end to the political turmoil.