The gathering between PM MOdi and Mamata Banerjee has set off a lot of hypothesis, coming days after the capture of Partha Chatterjee by the Enforcement Directorate.
New Delhi: Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Delhi. The conversation is probably going to spin around numerous issues, including the levy for Goods and Services Tax, which her administration has been requesting for a really long time. Bengal has every now and again blamed the BJP-governed Center for deferring GST duty to states, particularly the ones controlled by the resistance.
In June, Amit Mitra, head boss consultant toward the West Bengal boss clergyman claimed that the Center has not delivered coordinated levy to the tune of ₹ 27,000 crore to states.
The gathering, nonetheless, has set off a lot of hypothesis, coming days after the capture of Partha Chatterjee by the Enforcement Directorate. The priest, captured after heaps of money were found at the place of his helper Arpita Mukherjee, was known to be a nearby comrade of Ms Banerjee.
In Bengal, the gathering has turned into a flashpoint between the BJP and the decision Trinamol Congress. The Trinamool has requested the capture of state BJP pioneer Dilip Ghosh for what they called unseemly remarks"against Ms Banerjee and her loved ones.
Ms Banerjee is in Delhi on a four-day visit during which she is probably going to meet non-Congress Opposition pioneers. Sometime in the afternoon, she is planned to meet President Droupadi Murmu.
On August 7, the central priest will go to a Niti Aayog meeting, which will be led by PM Modi. The overseeing gathering meeting will zero in on issues connected with farming, wellbeing and economy would be examined.
Ms Banerjee had skirted the chamber's meet the year before. She is supposed to raise the worries of non-installment of GST contribution and federalism issues at the current year's gathering.
