West Bengal: No special CBI court established in the state, alleges Amit Shah

Home Minister Amit Shah stated on Wednesday that West Bengal government has not set up even a single special functional CBI court in the state which is why no convictions took placeShah while responding to TMC member Saket Gokhales remarks in Rajya Sabha stated that 6900 corruption cases were filed by the CBI in the state and there were no convictions till dateAccording to PTI the Home Minister countered that the cases were not related to corruption but were filed on the intervention of courts against people responsible for the postelection violence in West BengalThe West Bengal government has not constituted even a single special CBI court so far in the state Shah said reported PTIHe alleged that BJP supporters were targeted after the elections and the TMC government refused to take action against the perpetratorsThe victims approached the High Court and the Supreme Court after which the cases were registered on their orders Shah statedOn Wednesday The Rajya Sabha witnessed a verbal spat between the TMC and BJP during the discussion on the working of the Ministry of Home AffairsChairman Jagdeep Dhankhar had to intervene after Leader of the House J P Nadda Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju and some BJP members demanded that Gokhale withdraw his remarks against Shah but he did not do soThe Chairman said that Gokhale should not have used such language against the senior minister and the remarks would be deleted from the records as they were personalDhankhar also said he has reserved till Thursday his ruling on the issue of members making personal remarks against colleagues as per PTIAmit Shah hails cabinet decision on JNPT Port Assam fertilizer projectHome Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday said the Union Cabinets decision to construct a sixlane greenfield national highway connecting JNPA Port with Chowk in Maharashtra will bolster the countrys buzzing blue economy and spur new growth around Mumbai and PuneHome Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday said the Union Cabinets decision to construct a sixlane greenfield national highway connecting JNPA Port with Chowk in Maharashtra will bolster the countrys buzzing blue economy and spur new growth around Mumbai and PuneReacting to a host of decisions taken by the Cabinet on Wednesday Shah also said that the approval of the new brownfield AmmoniaUrea complex at Namrup in Assam will drive the rural economy by making an adequate supply of fertilizer within its reach and enhance the Northeasts potential as an exporterPM Shri narendramodi Ji today instilled new energy in our maritime industry with the approval of the construction of a 6lane Greenfield HighSpeed National Highway starting from JNPA Port Pagote to Chowk in MaharashtraThe decision will bolster our buzzing blue economy by enhancing the freight capabilities of the ports while at the same time spurring new growth around Mumbai and Pune Thank you Modi Ji for the momentous decision he wrote on XA meeting of the Union Cabinet chaired by Prime Minister Modi approved the construction of the sixlane accesscontrolled greenfield highspeed national highway to connect JNPA Port Pagote with Chowk 29219 km in Maharashtra at an investment of Rs 4500 croreIn another post the home minister said Congratulations Northeast on the approval of the new Brownfield AmmoniaUrea Complex at Namrup in Assam by PM Shri narendramodi Ji in the Union Cabinet todayHe said it will drive the rural economy by making an adequate supply of fertilizer within its reach and enhance the regions potential as an exporterMy heartfelt gratitude to Modi Ji for the visionary decision he saidWith inputs from PTI