Reacting strongly to Trinamool Congress dubbing his recent actions as “unconstitutional”, West Bengal Governor Kesari Nath Tripathi has said the party members should “look at their faces in the mirror”. The fresh slugfest comes after the Governor recently wrote a letter to the Malda divisional commissioner, expressing his desire to hold an administrative meeting to oversee development and the law and order situation. The move did not go down well with the Trinamool Congress, which said not only did the Governor bypass the state government but also flouted the Constitution. “They should go to the washroom, look at their faces in the mirror and remove the dirt from their faces,” said Tripathi on the sidelines of a university programme in Diamond Harbor, South 24 Parganas, on Thursday.
The Governor, without naming anyone, also said that “they should stop throwing mud on the office of the Governor” as he advised the state government to go for introspection.

Reacting strongly to Trinamool Congress dubbing his recent actions as “unconstitutional”, West Bengal Governor Kesari Nath Tripathi has said the party members should “look at their faces in the mirror”. The fresh slugfest comes after the Governor recently wrote a letter to the Malda divisional commissioner, expressing his desire to hold an administrative meeting to oversee development and the law and order situation. The move did not go down well with the Trinamool Congress, which said not only did the Governor bypass the state government but also flouted the Constitution. “They should go to the washroom, look at their faces in the mirror and remove the dirt from their faces,” said Tripathi on the sidelines of a university programme in Diamond Harbor, South 24 Parganas, on Thursday.
The Governor, without naming anyone, also said that “they should stop throwing mud on the office of the Governor” as he advised the state government to go for introspection.