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A defiant West Bengal government on Friday decided not to send the state s chief secretary and police chief to New Delhi in compliance with Union Home Ministry s summons in the wake of a mob attack on BJP chief J P Nadda s convoy, the latest flashpoint between the state and the Centre.
The Mamata Banerjee government in West Bengal and the Centre were on warpath again on Friday after the Union Home Ministry summoned two top state officials to the national capital over the mob attack on BJP chief J P Nadda s convoy and the state refused to comply.
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Chief Secretary Alapan Bandopadhyay wrote to Union Home Secretary Ajay Bhalla, saying he has been directed to request to "dispense with the presence of the state officials" in the meeting convened on December 14, an obvious indication that he was just obeying the state government s order.