BJP, TMC in war of words over Kolkata fire that killed 9 people
PM Narendra Modi approved an ex-gratia of ₹2 lakh from Prime Minister's National Relief Fund for those who have lost their lives due to the tragic fire in Kolkata.
Nine people were killed in a huge fire that broke out in an office building in central Kolkata's Strand Road on Monday (March 8) evening.
Nine people were killed in a huge fire that broke out in an office building in central Kolkata's Strand Road on Monday (March 8) evening.
Political face-off erupted between TMC and BJP after CM Mamata Banerjee slammed Indian Railways for the fire tragedy in Kolkata.
Political face-off erupted between TMC and BJP after CM Mamata Banerjee slammed Indian Railways for the fire tragedy in Kolkata.
The TMC also claimed that no BJP leader came to the mishap site. Meanwhile, BJP IT cell head Amit Malviya responded to Mamata Banerjee’s allegations saying that she has always played the blame game.
The TMC also claimed that no BJP leader came to the mishap site. Meanwhile, BJP IT cell head Amit Malviya responded to Mamata Banerjee’s allegations saying that she has always played the blame game.
Malviya said, “It is very unfortunate that CM Mamata Banerjee, instead of ensuring that fire is brought under control, she is politicising the incident. The fact is that every time something like this happens she has very conveniently tried to shift the blame elsewhere. She has done this all throughout her tenure.”
Malviya said, “It is very unfortunate that CM Mamata Banerjee, instead of ensuring that fire is brought under control, she is politicising the incident. The fact is that every time something like this happens she has very conveniently tried to shift the blame elsewhere. She has done this all throughout her tenure.”
“WB needs a proactive disaster management policy, equip local bodies with fire fighting equipment and put in appropriate protocols.It also needs a transparent and efficient fire fighting policy, with mechanism to certify buildings for fire preparedness. Pishi has failed Bengal!” he tweeted.
“WB needs a proactive disaster management policy, equip local bodies with fire fighting equipment and put in appropriate protocols.It also needs a transparent and efficient fire fighting policy, with mechanism to certify buildings for fire preparedness. Pishi has failed Bengal!” he tweeted.
However, Mamata Banerjee had also announced compensation and offered assistance from the state government.
However, Mamata Banerjee had also announced compensation and offered assistance from the state government.
