TMC forms Mirik block committee:
The Darjeeling district Hill Trinamool Congress today formed the Mirik block committee during a meeting presided by hill TMC convener Saroj Khatri.
Khatri said the committee comprises 31 members and will strengthen the party’s base in Mirik. Newly appointed committee president Milan Golay said, “With the formation of the Block committee, the TMC will accelerate its activities in the hills.”
He added the TMC will soon organise two conventions in Kurseong, in January and February.
The switchover of party allegiance is continuing in the Darjeeling hills, with the latest incident being some Gorkha Janmukti Morcha supporters from the Terai today entering the Trinamool Congress camp.
TMC increases strength in Panighatta
TMC Panighatta unit secretary Mukul Bhagat and vice-president Sharan Ghatani claimed 55 GJM households joined their party and were handed with party flags by Darjeeling hills TMC president Rajen Mukhia.
The TMC also formed a new branch committee in Tarabari with Dilip Subba as president, Kishu Rai as vice-president, Kabir Majhi as secretary, Rakesh Chettri as deputy secretary and Bhim Chettri as treasurer besides 14 other members.
Kurseong TMC raises ongoing health issues
The hill TMC has started its activities in the region to strengthen its base in order to garner as much public support as it can ahead of the Lok Sabha polls by raising various issues of public interest.
About a month back, the Kurseong unit of the TMC had raised questions on the supply of drinking water in and around the Kurseong municipality area. Party leaders had pointed out there were a number of water tanks are in poor shape and unsafe and polluted water is being supplied to residents.
Now, the TMC leadership is raising health-related issues. It had recently put up posters across town demanding experts and doctors for Kurseong sub divisional hospital. Some TMC leaders had even visited GTA chief Bimal Gurung over the matter to request his help.
The Kurseong unit TMC leadership today served a deputation to the Kurseong sub-divisional medical officer pointing out the poor conditions in Kurseong hospital. The deputation has highlighted the hospital’s problems such as shortage of doctors, insufficient supply of medicine, diet and technicians among others. The hospital has been running without experts including surgeons and orthopedics for more than three years now.
The hospital authority has reportedly assured the TMC leaders their grievances and demands would be forwarded to higher authorities of the GTA. (EOIC)
Source:EOI
The Darjeeling district Hill Trinamool Congress today formed the Mirik block committee during a meeting presided by hill TMC convener Saroj Khatri.
Khatri said the committee comprises 31 members and will strengthen the party’s base in Mirik. Newly appointed committee president Milan Golay said, “With the formation of the Block committee, the TMC will accelerate its activities in the hills.”
He added the TMC will soon organise two conventions in Kurseong, in January and February.
The switchover of party allegiance is continuing in the Darjeeling hills, with the latest incident being some Gorkha Janmukti Morcha supporters from the Terai today entering the Trinamool Congress camp.
TMC increases strength in Panighatta
TMC Panighatta unit secretary Mukul Bhagat and vice-president Sharan Ghatani claimed 55 GJM households joined their party and were handed with party flags by Darjeeling hills TMC president Rajen Mukhia.
The TMC also formed a new branch committee in Tarabari with Dilip Subba as president, Kishu Rai as vice-president, Kabir Majhi as secretary, Rakesh Chettri as deputy secretary and Bhim Chettri as treasurer besides 14 other members.
Kurseong TMC raises ongoing health issues
The hill TMC has started its activities in the region to strengthen its base in order to garner as much public support as it can ahead of the Lok Sabha polls by raising various issues of public interest.
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| TMC members in Kurseong with hill convener Rajen Mukhia |
Now, the TMC leadership is raising health-related issues. It had recently put up posters across town demanding experts and doctors for Kurseong sub divisional hospital. Some TMC leaders had even visited GTA chief Bimal Gurung over the matter to request his help.
The Kurseong unit TMC leadership today served a deputation to the Kurseong sub-divisional medical officer pointing out the poor conditions in Kurseong hospital. The deputation has highlighted the hospital’s problems such as shortage of doctors, insufficient supply of medicine, diet and technicians among others. The hospital has been running without experts including surgeons and orthopedics for more than three years now.
The hospital authority has reportedly assured the TMC leaders their grievances and demands would be forwarded to higher authorities of the GTA. (EOIC)
Source:EOI
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