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West Bengal Trinamool leader and member of the state cabinet, Shuvendu Adhikari, resigned from the state cabinet today. He was in charge of two ministries in the state, Transportation and Irrigation. Shuvendu Adhikari sent a resignation letter to Prime Minister Mamata Banerjee on Friday afternoon. However, he did not mention any reason in the letter. Just talking about resignation.
Shuvendu sent his resignation letter to the Chief Minister and Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar. The governor said in a tweet that he had received his resignation.
Shuvendu has also resigned from all government agencies run by the state. In addition to his letter of resignation, he has written to the state government asking them to remove the safety of the pilot car and the Z category.
Shuvendu Adhikari was once known as Mamata’s right hand man. It is the main face of the Nandigram movement. The Nandigram and Singur movement is the main basis for Mamata Banerjee’s rise to power in West Bengal in 2011. Not only that, Shuvendu was also the state chairman of the Trinamool Youth Congress. Shuvendu’s father, Shishir, was a minister of the Union. Currently deputy. He is the president of Trinamool for the East Midnapore district. His younger brother, Divyendu Adhikari, is also a deputy. Another brother is the president of the local municipality. All in all, the ‘rightful home’ of the Shuvendu Odhikaris was once a stronghold for Mamata to come to power.
