The controversy began when the West Bengal Chief Minister was photographed purchasing milk from a vendor on a city pavement, sparking criticism over the appropriateness of the setting. In response, the CM addressed the press in Kolkata, stating that a new house would be constructed for his family as part of the state’s ongoing housing initiatives. He emphasized that the project would be completed within the next few months and that it reflects the government’s broader commitment to improving residential infrastructure. The statement was met with mixed reactions: some residents welcomed the promise of better housing, while others demanded transparency regarding the use of public funds for the project.
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West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari Promises New House for Family After Pavement Milk Row
Following the recent controversy over a pavement milk incident, West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari assured his family that a new house would be built for them. The announcement was made during a press meeting in Kolkata, where the CM highlighted government plans for residential development. The move comes amid public scrutiny of the CM’s actions and aims to reassure the public about his commitment to family welfare and infrastructure projects.
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West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari Promises New House for Family After Pavement Milk RowPhoto via Indian Express — Kolkata
