Indian Political Action Committee (I-PAC) issued a statement and quoted the CM as claiming that the programme had so far helped over 28 lakh people from across the state through more than 80 lakh interactions to reach out to the CM and her office with their grievances and appreciation for the initiative.
"We have already addressed many complaints people filed through the Didi Ke Bolo programme. We held a meeting today in a bid to resolve some more issues. We discussed 16 such applications and will try to address them before Kali Puja," he said.
After making this contention, a TMC party insider said, “It’s a myth that the CPIM has transferred its twothird votes to the BJP. Had it been a fact, such quantum of votes ought to have been cast for the CPI-M in the last year election,” he added.
The widow, Pranti Jana, from Keshab Chak gram panchayat in Tarkeswar, who lost her husband three years back, stays with her two daughters.
There are 400 blocks and all block presidents were asked to be present at Trinamul Bhavan.
The local MLA Asit Mazumdar today visited the residence of the victim and initiated steps for medical treatment of the victim, a job for their son and financial support.
Listing a litany of violence on Opposition party activists, principally from CPI-M, police preferring to look the other way especially when the ruling party supporters are not at the receiving end and other incidents like social ostracisation have boiled down to an overall deterioration of the law and order situation comprise the contents of a letter.
It learnt that Pradip Malakar used to own a small jewellery shop near his house in Alipurduar town before he met with the accident in 2016.
Recently, a total of seven persons who needed aid in medical emergency situations, received prompt relief after they conveyed their distress on the Didi Ke Bolo number.
The programme which has evoked an overwhelming response since it was started by the party chief Ms Mamata Banerjee, would need leaders to coordinate vigorously with the MLAs of respective areas. Though they are on the job, they need to be more pro-active and act in close coordination with the MLAs Chandrima BhatBHATTACHARYA TMC WOMEN CELL PRESIDENT
