Buddhadeb tells Chidambaram to mind his language
Updated on Apr 06, 2010 09:53 pm IST
While expressing his displeasure over union home minister P Chidambaram, Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee, chief minister of West Bengal on Monday said that the language used by the union Home Minister during his visit to the Maoist-infested areas in the state, was 'not good'. Bhattacharjee took umbrage of words used by Chidambaram and said that such words do not usually feature in speeches of politicians. Talking about his meeting with the Home Minister on April 3, Bhattacharjee said that central government should ask state's opposition party - Trinamool Congress (TMC), to cooperate with the state government.
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