4-Member Special Team is made to Probe Kolkata fire tragedy Case within next 3 Weeks
A 4-member Special probe team, headed by principal chief safety officer Jaideep Gupta with three other heads of departments has now been nominated to carry out and complete the probe within three weeks on the Kolkata fire. A political face-off over the Kolkata fire tragedy continues after Mamata slam the railways.
BJP has responded hitting back at Mamata Banerjee. BJP IT cell head Amit Malviya also tweeted an echo that every time there is a tragedy in West Bengal, all that Mamta Banerjee does is blame the shift. A four-member probe team has now been formed. They’re headed by the principal chief safety officer Jaideep Gupta.
This has now become another issue of a political face-off between TMC and BJP where initially Mamata Banerjee had slammed the railway ministry by saying that no proper arrangements were made but now a BJP is responding back. Amit Malviya of BJP is now coming out and he’s saying and I quote
WB needs a proactive disaster management policy, equip local bodies with fire fighting equipment, and put in appropriate protocols.
It also needs a transparent and efficient fire fighting policy, with a mechanism to certify buildings for fire preparedness.
Pishi has failed Bengal!
A team four member team has already been formed which will be giving its report within about three weeks on Kolkata fire tragedy. Yesterday itself, railway Minister had said that it is not going to announce some investigation into it and now the state government has also said that a four member team will be there and it will be giving its report in the three weeks are on Kolkata fire.
But this has now become another faceoff between BJP and TMC where BJP is now hitting back at TMC by saying that in the last 10 years of tenure of Mamata Banerjee, no proper equipment is there and it has now failed Bengal. Mamata must answer this.
We’ll have to wait on how TMZ is now going to react. But, this has now become another talking point and the face-off point as far as the politics of West Bengal is concerned. BJP and TMC leaders have engaged in a political war upon this Kolataka fire tragedy.
