1 year ago
SBSTC Chairman, Former MLA, Sells Vegetables at Local Haat
Subhas Mondal, who used to be a politician and is now in charge of a transport company, was seen selling vegetables at a local market.
He sold things like green chillies and cabbages that he grew on his farm.
He said he was just selling extra crops, like any other farmer.
Mondal used to be a member of the government.
He sold vegetables worth Rs 2,000.
This happened on his day off from his transport job.
He had also helped plant rice crops last year.
Former MLA Subhas Mondal, chairman of SBSTC, was seen selling vegetables at a village haat.
Mondal sold vegetables, including chillies, cabbages, and tomatoes, from his farm.
He sold vegetables worth Rs 2,000 at the haat.
Mondal stated he was selling his surplus crop.
He previously served as an MLA and now heads the South Bengal State Transport Corporation.
- Who
- Subhas Mondal, former MLA and current SBSTC chairman.
- What
- Subhas Mondal, chairman of SBSTC, was selling vegetables.
- Where
- Village haat in Banonabogram, Bhatar.
- When
- Yesterday, on his holiday.
- Why
- He chose to sell his surplus crop at the haat.
Key facts
- Name
- Subhas Mondal
- Current Position
- Chairman of South Bengal State Transport Corporation (SBSTC)
- Previous Position
- Former MLA
- Vegetables Sold
- Green chillies, cabbages, pointed gourds, bitter gourds, tomatoes
- Sale Amount
- Rs 2,000
- Location
- Banonabogram, Bhatar
Quotes
Subhas Mondal
Former MLA and current chairman of South Bengal State Transport Corporation
“I am a farmer and simply chose to sell my surplus crop in the haat like others, as Sunday was the chairman’s holiday.”
thestatesman.com
“I sold a substantial amount of green chillies, cabbages, pointed gourds, bitter gourds and tomatoes that had been harvested on Friday and Saturday.”
thestatesman.com
