Sougata goes the aam admi way

He started walking towards mini-bus stand in Dalhousie Square,crossed the street and waited.

Trinamool Congress leader Sougata Roy,who resigned from the union council of ministers along with his party colleagues on Friday,hired a taxi to return home after a meeting with the party chief Mamata Banerjee at the state secretariat today.

Soon after briefing newsmen near the central gate of the grand edifice,Roy was seen scouting for a public transport.

He then started walking towards the mini-bus stand in Dalhousie Square,crossed the street and waited.

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Curious onlookers were surprised to see Roy on a bus stand.

Shortly after that,a cab came near him into which he hopped into and left.

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