Punjab Governor says CM not working govt as per Constitution, Bhagwant Mann refutes allegations

Express News Service

CHANDIGARH: Punjab Governor Banwarilal Purohit lambasts Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on varied points, together with the process for sending lecturers to Singapore for coaching. Purohit wrote a letter to Mann alleging that he’s working the administration as per his whims and fancies and never the Constitution. 

He claimed that the CM has by no means replied to the queries raised by him and ignored his letters. The governor warned that if he doesn’t reply to him inside fifteen days then he will likely be compelled to take authorized recommendation for additional motion. Replying to him, Mann mentioned that he’s answerable solely to the folks of the state, to not anybody appointed by the Centre.

The governor wrote a letter to Mann, which acknowledged, “I’ve obtained complaints in respect to the choice of principals for sending them to Singapore for coaching. The complainants level out sure mal practices and illegalities within the choice of these principals.

Allegation is that there isn’t any transparency.  I, due to this fact, request you to ship me standards and particulars of whole choice course of. Please additionally give element if it was broadly revealed all through Punjab. As per information studies because the first batch has come again, please let me have particulars of whole expenditure incurred on travelling and boarding lodging and bills in direction of coaching.’’

Mann mentioned  that every one the problems raised by Governor are the problems associated to jurisdiction of the state. He added that for these points, he’s accountable to the three crore Punjabis who’ve elected him with an enormous mandate.  

He unequivocally mentioned that the state authorities is by no means accountable to any individual appointed by the centre authorities. He categorically mentioned that this was his reply to all of the questions raised by the Governor. Mann commented that quite than giving sermons to him, the Governor should concentrate on clean discharge of his duties.

CHANDIGARH: Punjab Governor Banwarilal Purohit lambasts Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on varied points, together with the process for sending lecturers to Singapore for coaching. Purohit wrote a letter to Mann alleging that he’s working the administration as per his whims and fancies and never the Constitution. 

He claimed that the CM has by no means replied to the queries raised by him and ignored his letters. The governor warned that if he doesn’t reply to him inside fifteen days then he will likely be compelled to take authorized recommendation for additional motion. Replying to him, Mann mentioned that he’s answerable solely to the folks of the state, to not anybody appointed by the Centre.

The governor wrote a letter to Mann, which acknowledged, “I’ve obtained complaints in respect to the choice of principals for sending them to Singapore for coaching. The complainants level out sure mal practices and illegalities within the choice of these principals.

Allegation is that there isn’t any transparency.  I, due to this fact, request you to ship me standards and particulars of whole choice course of. Please additionally give element if it was broadly revealed all through Punjab. As per information studies because the first batch has come again, please let me have particulars of whole expenditure incurred on travelling and boarding lodging and bills in direction of coaching.’’

Mann mentioned  that every one the problems raised by Governor are the problems associated to jurisdiction of the state. He added that for these points, he’s accountable to the three crore Punjabis who’ve elected him with an enormous mandate.  

He unequivocally mentioned that the state authorities is by no means accountable to any individual appointed by the centre authorities. He categorically mentioned that this was his reply to all of the questions raised by the Governor. Mann commented that quite than giving sermons to him, the Governor should concentrate on clean discharge of his duties.