The Election Commission of India on Monday transferred four IPS officers in the districts where Assembly polls would be held in the next three phases and the Trinamul Congress accused the poll panel of acting at the behest of the BJP and transferring officers without consulting the state government.
In an order issued by EC secretary Arvind Anand, the superintendents of police of Birbhum and East Burdwan were transferred, along with the Asansol-Durgapur commissioner of police and the Bolpur subdivisional police officer.
The EC has posted Ajeet Kumar Singh as the SP of
East Burdwan in place of Bhaskar Mukherji, while Nagendra Nath Tripathi has been appointed as the SP of Birbhum in place of Miraj Khalid.
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Political stability
April 18, 2021
There can be no real economic growth without political stability. In an empirically-driven study, a “sample covering 169 countries, and five-year periods from 1960 to 2004”, it was empirically determined that “higher degrees of political instability are associated with lower growth rates of GDP per capita.” Here’s the record from Pakistan.
1947-1958: PM Khawaja Nazimuddin dismissed via a ‘governor-general’s coup’ and Mohammed Ali Bogra, Pakistan’s ambassador to the United States, took his place. Four governors-general and a president. Political instability and the resulting low economic growth of around 3 percent.
1958-1969: General Ayub Khan’s eleven years of political stability, a period referred to as the ‘The Golden Sixties’. Sustained political stability and the resulting high economic growth that reached 10.42 percent in 1965 and later peaked out at 11.35 percent in 1970 (the highest ever). In 1968, the rate of in
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