National Desk
29 June
Sandeep Dhand Ludhiana
In a significant development, West Bengal Governor CV Anand Bose has filed a defamation case against the state’s Chief Minister, Mamata Banerjee. This action stems from allegations made by Banerjee regarding the safety of women at the Raj Bhavan.
Governor Bose has claimed that women have complained to him about feeling unsafe due to certain activities at the Raj Bhavan. These serious allegations have prompted the Governor to take legal action to protect his reputation and address the concerns raised.
In addition to filing the defamation case, Governor Bose held a meeting with the Union Law Minister to discuss the matter in detail. This meeting indicates the gravity of the situation and the Governor’s determination to resolve the issue through legal channels.
The clash between the Governor and the Chief Minister has added another layer of complexity to the already tense political landscape in West Bengal. The allegations and the ensuing legal battle are likely to have significant political ramifications in the state.
Governor Bose’s decision to file a defamation case underscores the seriousness of the accusations and the importance of maintaining the dignity and respect of the Raj Bhavan. Both parties are expected to present their sides as the case unfolds, drawing considerable public and media attention.