West Bengal Goverment isolating rule of law: Dhankar.

West Bengal lead representative Jagdeep Dhankhar on Sunday claimed that the Trinamool Congress (TMC) government had separated itself from the rule of law and the spirit of BR Ambedkar, the modeller of the Indian Constitution, is getting hurt.

He is profoundly upset, concerned, stressed and tormented. The administration in the territory of West Bengal is moving endlessly from the way of the Constitution. It is separating itself from the rule of law spirit of B R Ambedkar is profoundly harmed,” Dhankhar said at a program held to give proper respect to Ambedkar on his passing commemoration.

“High time @MamataOfficial to guarantee administration as per the constitution and render police and organization “politically unbiased”. CS and DGP @WBPolice non-responsive position overlooking legal responsibility, letter and soul of Constitution are full of genuine results,” Dhankhar tweeter later in the day.

TMC Lok Sabha part and representative Saugata Roy responded by saying that Dhankhar isn’t following morals.

“He can’t offer such expressions in the open each day. If he has anything to state about the public authority, he can keep in touch with the main clergyman or ring her. What he is doing isn’t right. There isn’t anything amiss with peace in Bengal. The lead representative can’t see the truth,” said Roy.

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), in the interim, went after boss pastor Mamata Banerjee and her nephew Abhishek Banerjee at a convention held at Red Road in the core of Kolkata.

“The Constitution drafted by Ambedkar controls the nation, yet Bengal is controlled by a constitution drafted by bhaipo (nephew),” Kailash Vijayvargiya, BJP public general secretary said without naming Abhishek Banerjee. He likewise blamed youthful TMC Lok Sabha part for debasement.