Sangbad Pratidin

  The court of law was not resolved. In the end, expelled Trinamool MP Mahua Maitra had to vacate the bungalow in Delhi. According to sources, Mahua vacated the government bungalow in Delhi on Friday morning.   This morning, a worker was sent to the government bungalow in Mahua by the Directorate of Estates of the Parliament. According to the news agency PTI sources, the expelled Trinamool MP handed over the keys of the bungalow to the government worker. Last Tuesday, the Directorate of Estates issued a final notice to Mahua to vacate the bungalow. Incidentally, Mahua's MP position was dismissed on December 8 in the case of 'questions in exchange of money'. She was asked to vacate the bungalow by January 7. Mahua did not agree. The Trinamool leader sought permission to use the bungalow till Lok Sabha Elections on fixed rent. But after a long time in several courts, no profit was made. Trinamool Congress (TMC) leader Mahua Maitra was asked to vacate the government b...

  The Supreme Court sent a notice to the Lok Sabha Secretariat in the case filed by Mahua Moitra regarding cancellation of the post of MP. The Supreme Court wants to know why Mahua's MP post was cancelled. The Secretariat has been asked to respond within 3 weeks. The next hearing of the case is after March 11. In the Lok Sabha, allegations of questions in exchange of money were raised against Krishnanagar TMC MP Mahua Moitra . Following the ethics committee's proposal, the TMC MP was expelled from the Lok Sabha. He was not even given a chance to defend himself. After that, Mahua approached the Supreme Court. Last month, Mahua also requested for speedy hearing of the case. But that application was rejected. The Supreme Court heard the case on Wednesday. On this day, the Solicitor General on behalf of the Lok Sabha Secretariat claimed in the Supreme Court that the proceedings of the Parliament are subordinate to the Speaker. Judiciary cannot interfere with it. The division benc...

  TMC has repeatedly accused the central government of withholding funds from central schemes in a white-blue vs orange battle. This time, amid the colour controversy, the Chief Minister wrote a letter to the Prime Minister Narendra Modi asking for money for the National Health Mission. And Mamata Banerjee clearly mentioned in the letter. She requested that the money allocated for Bengal under the National Health Mission project should be settled quickly. Otherwise, it is difficult to run the project. The state government has several projects in the health sector, including health partners, children's partners, maternal mothers, eye lights. All loins are treated free of cost. The Chief Minister compared the National Health Mission (NHM) with those projects. She has detailed in the letter how the state government is continuing so many projects in the health sector despite so many obstacles. The chief minister has written a letter to the prime minister about that and requested tha...