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Stormy Mamata battles tempest ahead of Bengal polls as infighting brews inside Trinamool A seasoned politician that he is, Suvendu Adhikari delayed his resignation from the state assembly and the TMC, all the while testing the political waters. Share Via Email   |  A+A A- By PTI KOLKATA/NEW DELHI: Mamata Banerjee was Thursday waging a hardy battle with the Modi government that demanded three of her IPS officers on central deputation against her will, and another with mutinous TMC leaders led by a regional satrap seeking to thwart her bid for a third term in office. As the West Bengal ...

Mamata opposes central deputation of three IPS officers ​ By IANS | Published on ​ Thu, Dec 17 2020 22:12 IST | ​ 3 Views Ministry of Home Affairs. (File Photo: IANS). Image Source: IANS News Kolkata, Dec 17 : The Union Ministry of Home Affairs on Thursday posted three Indian Police Service (IPS) officers from West Bengal on central deputation for five years. In a letter issued on Thursday, the ministry said that south Bengal Inspector General (IG) Rajeev Mishra has been posted as the IG of Indo-Tibetan Border Police, Deputy Inspector General (Presidency Range) Praveen Tripathi as ...

Amid Tug-of-War Over IPS Officers, Trinamool Congress Dares Centre to Impose President's Rule in Bengal FOLLOW US ON: Kolkata: The Trinamool Congress on Thursday said that the West Bengal government will not release three Indian Police Service officers on deputation following the diktat of the Centre, and dared the BJP-led regime to impose President's Rule in the state. The Centre's order in this regard is "unconstitutional and unacceptable", senior TMC leader and Rural Development Minister Subrata Mukherjee told a press conference here. "We will not send them on deputation. At most, the Cen...

IPS officers row: Mamata tears into Centre says won’t allow proxy control of Bengal govt India Updated: Thursday, December 17, 2020, 17:06 [IST] New Delhi, Dec 17: The Centre sent a fresh missive to the West Bengal government on Thursday, asking it to immediately relieve three IPS officers who have been sought for central deputation, saying all of them were already given new assignments, officials said. In a communication to the West Bengal chief secretary, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) said according to the IPS cadre rules, the Centre prevails over a state government in case of any di...

Updated Dec 17, 2020 | 15:57 IST Attack on BJP president JP Nadda's convoy: Ministry of home affairs called three West Bengal IPS officers to serve in central deputation. Ministry of Home Affairs  |  Photo Credit: IANS Key Highlights Mamata Banerjee jas termed Centre's move to transfer 3 IPS officers as unconstitutional Stones were allegedly hurled at BJP president JP Nadda's convoy in West Bengal on December 10 New Delhi: Days after the alleged attack on BJP president JP Nadda’s convoy, the central government asked the West Bengal government led by Chief...