NEW DELHI: Suvendu Adhikari, chief of the opposition within the West Bengal meeting, alleged on Wednesday that TMC MLA Tapan Chatterjee abused him verbally and tried to assault him within the state legislative.
The BJP chief and Nandigram MLA expressed “insecurity” on being on the meeting premises and wrote a letter to Bengal speaker Biman Bandyopadhyay, looking for motion in opposition to the MLA of ruling TMC.
“If the opposition MLAs usually are not secure contained in the Meeting premises take into consideration the plight of Opposition Political Employees within the state of West Bengal,” the BJP chief wrote on X.
“I’m to state that at the moment at about 12.20 pm on the decrease foyer, Tapan Chatterjee, MLA of Purbasthali, rushed in the direction of me and tried to assault me bodily and threw abusive language in entrance of different MLAs and reporters. I felt insecure contained in the Meeting precincts,” Adhikari wrote within the letter to Bandyopadhyay.
Within the letter, Suvendu additionally held the speaker liable for the incident as he “disallowed entry of non-public bodyguards of MLAs contained in the meeting”.
“That is the second time we had been threatened by the ruling get together members. They’re taking benefit due to the absence of the private safety allotted to us contained in the Meeting precincts. You prevented them from getting into the Meeting premises,” he added.
The BJP chief and Nandigram MLA expressed “insecurity” on being on the meeting premises and wrote a letter to Bengal speaker Biman Bandyopadhyay, looking for motion in opposition to the MLA of ruling TMC.
“If the opposition MLAs usually are not secure contained in the Meeting premises take into consideration the plight of Opposition Political Employees within the state of West Bengal,” the BJP chief wrote on X.
“I’m to state that at the moment at about 12.20 pm on the decrease foyer, Tapan Chatterjee, MLA of Purbasthali, rushed in the direction of me and tried to assault me bodily and threw abusive language in entrance of different MLAs and reporters. I felt insecure contained in the Meeting precincts,” Adhikari wrote within the letter to Bandyopadhyay.
Within the letter, Suvendu additionally held the speaker liable for the incident as he “disallowed entry of non-public bodyguards of MLAs contained in the meeting”.
“That is the second time we had been threatened by the ruling get together members. They’re taking benefit due to the absence of the private safety allotted to us contained in the Meeting precincts. You prevented them from getting into the Meeting premises,” he added.
Opposition MLAs usually are not secure within the Meeting premises, Adhikari claimed.
“As a custodian of the Home, you can be accountable if any untoward incident happens contained in the Meeting precincts. I request you to take applicable motion in opposition to the MLA,” he added.
Later, speaker Bandyopadhyay stated he has initiated an investigation into the allegations of Adhikari
