In an unprecedented development, West Bengal speaker Biman Banerjee on Tuesday adjourned the House for two days after bills slated to be placed in the Assembly are yet to get the nod of governor Jagdeep Dhankhar.
The House will remain adjourned till December 5, Banerjee said in the Assembly.
The House will again start the session from December 6 at 11am, he said.
'The House will be adjourned for two days. The bills which were scheduled to be placed won't be tabled as they are yet to receive the nod of the governor,' Banerjee said.
'We had sent those bills for printing but can't place them in the Assembly as they are yet to get the nod,' the speaker said.
West Bengal governor Jagdeep Dhankhar is at loggerheads with the Trinamul government on a number of issues.
Last week, he had hit out at chief minister Mamata Banerjee for 'humiliating' him 'on every occasion' and not briefing him regularly.
Dhankhar had also slammed speaker Biman Banerjee for 'violating protocol'.