Twenty-five Zilla Parishad members who had submitted a memorandum to the divisional commissioner seeking the sacking of seven members (five of the Congress, two of the SP who had recently switched over to TMC) failed to turn up at the stipulated time today following which the additional executive officer cum ADM Moloy Mukhopadhyay announced that the same Zilla Parishad body would be retained.
He also announced that a no-confidence motion would not be allowed to be tabled in the next one year.
There was a tussle between the Congress and the TMC on that issue since then.
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