By IANS,
New Delhi: Four months into her tenure as railway minister, Mamata Banerjee is still scouting for a private secretary after withdrawing her request for N. Manju Prasad, an Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer who switched cadres from West Bengal to Karnataka.
Her close aides say Banerjee wants an efficient IAS officer as she has to juggle both ministry work and prepare for elections in West Bengal. Though applications have begun pouring in, Banerjee is being extremely choosy. In the minister’s reckoning the private secretary must not only be adept at multi-tasking, speak her language Bengali but, above all, must have no connection with her political rival.
“He or she must test Left negative!” an aide exclaimed.
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