BJP's Suvendu Adhikari alleges corruption in CCTV installation at Bengal Hospitals
Kolkata: Suvendu Adhikari, the Leader of the Opposition in the West Bengal Assembly and senior BJP leader, has accused the Trinamool Congress (TMC)-led state government of corruption in the installation of CCTV cameras at two state-run hospitals.
Taking a jibe in a post on X, he said that TMC truly deserves 'applause' for turning a crisis into a money making opportunity.
According to an ANI report, he claimed that the West Bengal government have spent over four crore rupees in installing CCTV cameras in two state-run hospitals, Jhargram Government Medical College and Hospital and Prafulla Chandra Sen Government Medical College and Hospital.
"Justice for Abhaya or Cut money for Trinamool?", he questioned in his post on X.
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"TMC truly deserves applaud for turning a crisis into a moneymaking opportunity. After Hon'ble Supreme Court's direction to enhance security at the Medical Colleges in the State of West Bengal where vulnerable Female Health Care Workers, Nurses, and Doctors work round the clock, there has been much hullabaloo made by State and their Lawyers at the Top Court regarding the installation of CCTVs," the BJP leader added in the same post.
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