Regional imbalances in Bengal led to disconnect between govt and people: Governor Bose
West Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose drew upon his grassroots experiences to highlight «regional imbalances» between the state's northern and southern districts and claimed that lack of prosperity in the former region has led to a «disconnect» between the state government and its people.
Speaking exclusively to PTI about various issues, Bose refrained from evaluating his constitutional colleague, Mamata Banerjee, but made it clear that he was «more concerned» about her performance as Chief Minister than as a politician.
Expressing satisfaction with his tenure in office so far, Bose said, «These two years have taught me many positive things. It is a very refined state, which gives a lot of emphasis on art and culture.»
«But the state has some problems especially in north Bengal, where there are regional imbalances and a disconnect that arises because of that,» he added, while explaining that «economic backwardness» in districts north of the Ganga has led to that «detachment» of people from the state administration.
Bose took over as Governor on November 23, 2022, from his predecessor, now Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar.
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