Kolkata: The West Bengal government on Monday allowed schools to reopen for classes 8 to 12 from February 3 as the COVID pandemic situation improved in the state, reported news agencies.Also Read – WB Govt Gives Nod to 75 Per Cent Attendance For Eden T20Is vs WI
Addressing a press conference on Monday, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said colleges, universities and polytechnic institutes will also reopen on that day. “We will decide on reopening primary schools later,” she said. Banerjee said the COVID-19 situation in the state has improved a lot, because of which certain relaxations are being given. Also Read – Mamata Banerjee Blocks West Bengal Governor On Twitter, Dhankhar Sends ‘WhatsApp Message’ To Her
On a different note, CM said she has blocked West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar on the microblogging platform Twitter. “I have been forced to block Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar on Twitter. Everyday he was issuing tweets targeting and threatening govt officials as if we’re his bonded labourers,” Banerjee said. She accused the governor of threatening state chief secretary and director general of police. Also Read – Students Internship Programme 2022: West Bengal Govt to Rope in Graduates As Paid Interns
(With inputs from agency)
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