West Bengal Governor Dr CV Ananda Bose on June 17 said he has an "excellent working relationship" with the Mamata Banerjee government despite "agreements and disagreements." Mr. Bose said there have been discussions between him and the state government on sensitive issues, but every time they were held "respecting each other's turf".
In an interview with PTI at the Raj Bhavan, Mr. Bose said his primary goal is the welfare of West Bengal’s people and he never faced any hurdles from the state government.
“I have a very good working relationship with the state government. There can be agreements and disagreements. There can also be divergence of interests and priorities. That’s what keeps the government going. We discuss sensitive issues but always maintain the ‘Lakshman Rekha’ and never try to redraw it,” Mr. Bose said.
