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Dhankhar, who has been at loggerheads with the TMC government, claimed that his queries have not been responded to.
He had on February 15 urged Banerjee to visit him at Raj Bhavan during the week to discuss several issues to avert a ”constitutional stalemate”.
The governor, however, said that he has not received any response from her so far.
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”Impressed upon Hon’ble CM Mamata Banerjee that ‘Dialogue, discussion and deliberation, particularly amongst constitutional functionaries, like the Chief Minister and the Governor, are quintessential to democracy and inseparable part of constitutional governance’,” he said in a series of tweets on Thursday.
Dhankhar urged Banerjee to respond to all issues flagged thus far by him at the earliest.
”There has been no response, now for long, to issues legitimately flagged,” he said in a letter to Banerjee dated February 15, a copy of which was attached to the tweet. He said it was the chief minister’s constitutional duty under Article 167 to impart information to the governor.