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#4921642

27 September 2019

West Bengal Governor Shri Jagdeep Dhankhar at the 188th annual general meeting of Calcutta Chamber of Commerce on September 26,2019 in Kolkata,India. Governor said: “I have no agenda at all. I will live by my oath. My oath is to uphold the Constitution, protect the Constitution and serve the people of West Bengal. That is a part of my oath. In doing that I will not hesitate. If I hesitate, then I will be outraging my oath and I will not.” Dhankhar’s remarks come days after state minister and TMC secretary general Partha Chatterjee had hit out at Dhankhar, saying “the new Governor has exposed himself of not being a neutral person within 15 days of joining by making politically-biased statements against the government”. The ruling party has been unhappy with the Governor since last Thursday’s ruckus at Jadavpur University in which Dhankhar had gone to escort Union minister and BJP MP Babul Supriyo who was gheraoed by Left students’ union. The TMC government had then said that the Governor did not pay heed to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s advice against going to the university campus.Referring to the Jadavpur incident, Dhankhar said that he was “ready to take a bullet in his chest” to solve any issues concerning between the state universities and the state government. The Governor also praised the Trinamool Congress government, saying that there has been development in West Bengal under Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. “Under the present chief minister, development is taking place. Even when I went to Siliguri, I found good roads and development. When I went to that Convention Centre (in New Town), I was delighted and it was the best in India. The first thing I did was I sent a message to the Chief Minister saying that this centre is an amazing work and I am told it has been done by you,” Dhankhar added.

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#4921646

27 September 2019

West Bengal Governor Shri Jagdeep Dhankhar at the 188th annual general meeting of Calcutta Chamber of Commerce on September 26,2019 in Kolkata,India. Governor said: “I have no agenda at all. I will live by my oath. My oath is to uphold the Constitution, protect the Constitution and serve the people of West Bengal. That is a part of my oath. In doing that I will not hesitate. If I hesitate, then I will be outraging my oath and I will not.” Dhankhar’s remarks come days after state minister and TMC secretary general Partha Chatterjee had hit out at Dhankhar, saying “the new Governor has exposed himself of not being a neutral person within 15 days of joining by making politically-biased statements against the government”. The ruling party has been unhappy with the Governor since last Thursday’s ruckus at Jadavpur University in which Dhankhar had gone to escort Union minister and BJP MP Babul Supriyo who was gheraoed by Left students’ union. The TMC government had then said that the Governor did not pay heed to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s advice against going to the university campus.Referring to the Jadavpur incident, Dhankhar said that he was “ready to take a bullet in his chest” to solve any issues concerning between the state universities and the state government. The Governor also praised the Trinamool Congress government, saying that there has been development in West Bengal under Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. “Under the present chief minister, development is taking place. Even when I went to Siliguri, I found good roads and development. When I went to that Convention Centre (in New Town), I was delighted and it was the best in India. The first thing I did was I sent a message to the Chief Minister saying that this centre is an amazing work and I am told it has been done by you,” Dhankhar added.

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#4921648

27 September 2019

West Bengal Governor Shri Jagdeep Dhankhar at the 188th annual general meeting of Calcutta Chamber of Commerce on September 26,2019 in Kolkata,India. Governor said: “I have no agenda at all. I will live by my oath. My oath is to uphold the Constitution, protect the Constitution and serve the people of West Bengal. That is a part of my oath. In doing that I will not hesitate. If I hesitate, then I will be outraging my oath and I will not.” Dhankhar’s remarks come days after state minister and TMC secretary general Partha Chatterjee had hit out at Dhankhar, saying “the new Governor has exposed himself of not being a neutral person within 15 days of joining by making politically-biased statements against the government”. The ruling party has been unhappy with the Governor since last Thursday’s ruckus at Jadavpur University in which Dhankhar had gone to escort Union minister and BJP MP Babul Supriyo who was gheraoed by Left students’ union. The TMC government had then said that the Governor did not pay heed to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s advice against going to the university campus.Referring to the Jadavpur incident, Dhankhar said that he was “ready to take a bullet in his chest” to solve any issues concerning between the state universities and the state government. The Governor also praised the Trinamool Congress government, saying that there has been development in West Bengal under Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. “Under the present chief minister, development is taking place. Even when I went to Siliguri, I found good roads and development. When I went to that Convention Centre (in New Town), I was delighted and it was the best in India. The first thing I did was I sent a message to the Chief Minister saying that this centre is an amazing work and I am told it has been done by you,” Dhankhar added.

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#4921650

27 September 2019

West Bengal Governor Shri Jagdeep Dhankhar at the 188th annual general meeting of Calcutta Chamber of Commerce on September 26,2019 in Kolkata,India. Governor said: “I have no agenda at all. I will live by my oath. My oath is to uphold the Constitution, protect the Constitution and serve the people of West Bengal. That is a part of my oath. In doing that I will not hesitate. If I hesitate, then I will be outraging my oath and I will not.” Dhankhar’s remarks come days after state minister and TMC secretary general Partha Chatterjee had hit out at Dhankhar, saying “the new Governor has exposed himself of not being a neutral person within 15 days of joining by making politically-biased statements against the government”. The ruling party has been unhappy with the Governor since last Thursday’s ruckus at Jadavpur University in which Dhankhar had gone to escort Union minister and BJP MP Babul Supriyo who was gheraoed by Left students’ union. The TMC government had then said that the Governor did not pay heed to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s advice against going to the university campus.Referring to the Jadavpur incident, Dhankhar said that he was “ready to take a bullet in his chest” to solve any issues concerning between the state universities and the state government. The Governor also praised the Trinamool Congress government, saying that there has been development in West Bengal under Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. “Under the present chief minister, development is taking place. Even when I went to Siliguri, I found good roads and development. When I went to that Convention Centre (in New Town), I was delighted and it was the best in India. The first thing I did was I sent a message to the Chief Minister saying that this centre is an amazing work and I am told it has been done by you,” Dhankhar added.

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#4921652

27 September 2019

West Bengal Governor Shri Jagdeep Dhankhar at the 188th annual general meeting of Calcutta Chamber of Commerce on September 26,2019 in Kolkata,India. Governor said: “I have no agenda at all. I will live by my oath. My oath is to uphold the Constitution, protect the Constitution and serve the people of West Bengal. That is a part of my oath. In doing that I will not hesitate. If I hesitate, then I will be outraging my oath and I will not.” Dhankhar’s remarks come days after state minister and TMC secretary general Partha Chatterjee had hit out at Dhankhar, saying “the new Governor has exposed himself of not being a neutral person within 15 days of joining by making politically-biased statements against the government”. The ruling party has been unhappy with the Governor since last Thursday’s ruckus at Jadavpur University in which Dhankhar had gone to escort Union minister and BJP MP Babul Supriyo who was gheraoed by Left students’ union. The TMC government had then said that the Governor did not pay heed to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s advice against going to the university campus.Referring to the Jadavpur incident, Dhankhar said that he was “ready to take a bullet in his chest” to solve any issues concerning between the state universities and the state government. The Governor also praised the Trinamool Congress government, saying that there has been development in West Bengal under Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. “Under the present chief minister, development is taking place. Even when I went to Siliguri, I found good roads and development. When I went to that Convention Centre (in New Town), I was delighted and it was the best in India. The first thing I did was I sent a message to the Chief Minister saying that this centre is an amazing work and I am told it has been done by you,” Dhankhar added.

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#4921658

27 September 2019

West Bengal Governor Shri Jagdeep Dhankhar at the 188th annual general meeting of Calcutta Chamber of Commerce on September 26,2019 in Kolkata,India. Governor said: “I have no agenda at all. I will live by my oath. My oath is to uphold the Constitution, protect the Constitution and serve the people of West Bengal. That is a part of my oath. In doing that I will not hesitate. If I hesitate, then I will be outraging my oath and I will not.” Dhankhar’s remarks come days after state minister and TMC secretary general Partha Chatterjee had hit out at Dhankhar, saying “the new Governor has exposed himself of not being a neutral person within 15 days of joining by making politically-biased statements against the government”. The ruling party has been unhappy with the Governor since last Thursday’s ruckus at Jadavpur University in which Dhankhar had gone to escort Union minister and BJP MP Babul Supriyo who was gheraoed by Left students’ union. The TMC government had then said that the Governor did not pay heed to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s advice against going to the university campus.Referring to the Jadavpur incident, Dhankhar said that he was “ready to take a bullet in his chest” to solve any issues concerning between the state universities and the state government. The Governor also praised the Trinamool Congress government, saying that there has been development in West Bengal under Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. “Under the present chief minister, development is taking place. Even when I went to Siliguri, I found good roads and development. When I went to that Convention Centre (in New Town), I was delighted and it was the best in India. The first thing I did was I sent a message to the Chief Minister saying that this centre is an amazing work and I am told it has been done by you,” Dhankhar added.

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#4921666

27 September 2019

West Bengal Governor Shri Jagdeep Dhankhar at the 188th annual general meeting of Calcutta Chamber of Commerce on September 26,2019 in Kolkata,India. Governor said: “I have no agenda at all. I will live by my oath. My oath is to uphold the Constitution, protect the Constitution and serve the people of West Bengal. That is a part of my oath. In doing that I will not hesitate. If I hesitate, then I will be outraging my oath and I will not.” Dhankhar’s remarks come days after state minister and TMC secretary general Partha Chatterjee had hit out at Dhankhar, saying “the new Governor has exposed himself of not being a neutral person within 15 days of joining by making politically-biased statements against the government”. The ruling party has been unhappy with the Governor since last Thursday’s ruckus at Jadavpur University in which Dhankhar had gone to escort Union minister and BJP MP Babul Supriyo who was gheraoed by Left students’ union. The TMC government had then said that the Governor did not pay heed to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s advice against going to the university campus.Referring to the Jadavpur incident, Dhankhar said that he was “ready to take a bullet in his chest” to solve any issues concerning between the state universities and the state government. The Governor also praised the Trinamool Congress government, saying that there has been development in West Bengal under Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. “Under the present chief minister, development is taking place. Even when I went to Siliguri, I found good roads and development. When I went to that Convention Centre (in New Town), I was delighted and it was the best in India. The first thing I did was I sent a message to the Chief Minister saying that this centre is an amazing work and I am told it has been done by you,” Dhankhar added.

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#4449680

2 June 2019

The annual parade during Festa della Repubblica in Milano, Italy, on June 02 2019. The Republic Day is celebrated to commemorate the referendum in which the Italians voted to choose between monarchy and republic.

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#4449684

2 June 2019

The annual parade during Festa della Repubblica in Milano, Italy, on June 02 2019. The Republic Day is celebrated to commemorate the referendum in which the Italians voted to choose between monarchy and republic.

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#4449686

2 June 2019

The annual parade during Festa della Repubblica in Milano, Italy, on June 02 2019. The Republic Day is celebrated to commemorate the referendum in which the Italians voted to choose between monarchy and republic.

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#4449696

2 June 2019

The annual parade during Festa della Repubblica in Milano, Italy, on June 02 2019. The Republic Day is celebrated to commemorate the referendum in which the Italians voted to choose between monarchy and republic.

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#4449704

2 June 2019

The annual parade during Festa della Repubblica in Milano, Italy, on June 02 2019. The Republic Day is celebrated to commemorate the referendum in which the Italians voted to choose between monarchy and republic.

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#4449716

2 June 2019

The annual parade during Festa della Repubblica in Milano, Italy, on June 02 2019. The Republic Day is celebrated to commemorate the referendum in which the Italians voted to choose between monarchy and republic.

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#4449750

2 June 2019

The annual parade during Festa della Repubblica in Milano, Italy, on June 02 2019. The Republic Day is celebrated to commemorate the referendum in which the Italians voted to choose between monarchy and republic.

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#4449796

2 June 2019

The annual parade during Festa della Repubblica in Milano, Italy, on June 02 2019. The Republic Day is celebrated to commemorate the referendum in which the Italians voted to choose between monarchy and republic.

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#4449822

2 June 2019

The annual parade during Festa della Repubblica in Milano, Italy, on June 02 2019. The Republic Day is celebrated to commemorate the referendum in which the Italians voted to choose between monarchy and republic.

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