Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari had said the livelihoods of thousands of families’ dependent on roadside vending should not be disrupted ahead of the festive season.
"If someone tries to escape, this is the inevitable outcome," Agnimitra Paul said speaking to reporters on Wednesday.
"Fifty years, the governments which were there in Bengal didn't encourage nationalism, encouraged these kind of gangs," Agnimitra Paul said in an exclusive interview with The Statesman.
"If any negligence on the part of the police or the administration is found during the investigation, they too will not be spared," Agnimitra Paul assured.
Agnimitra Paul said the government is planning to use technologies that can convert plastic waste into fuel, organic waste into compost, dry leaves into alternative fuel, and construction debris into low-cost bricks.
Paul said questioning Banerjee was “very much required”, but maintained that the probe must also extend to Hakim, alleging that the sanctioned building plan bore the former mayor’s signature.
Agnimitra Paul ascertained that the Suvendu Adhikari government has launched a mega crackdown on illegal constructions, and structures who are not abiding by building norms will be demolished.
Visuals from the spot shared on Facebook Live have captured the Bengal cabinet Minister being briefed by a senior official about the ongoing resuce operation.
Urban Development and Municipal Affairs minister Agnimitra Paul conducted a surprise cleanliness drive at Gariahat Market today.
Currently, a 800 metre bamboo or wooden structure connecting Burnpur with the Biharinath Hill of Bankura, which remains inaccessible during the monsoon season.
