Kolkata, July 20 -- Trinamool Congress (TMC) leader Kunal Ghosh on Monday raised critical administrative questions regarding the West Bengal government's decision to make the Bengali language mandatory for all official communications starting September 1.

While acknowledging the importance of promoting the state's linguistic heritage, Ghosh highlighted the practical challenges the policy poses for the state's diverse administrative and judicial machinery. He pointed out that the decision could create operational bottlenecks for non-Bengali bureaucrats, police officers, and members of the judiciary who form a key part of West Bengal's governance system.

"There is already an established system for using Bengali within the government admin...