<h1>Governor Clarifies Assembly Speech Represents State Government Policies, Not Raj Bhavan; Highlights Role as Consensus Builder</h1> West Bengal Governor C V Ananda Bose clarified that his assembly speech during the budget session reflected the state government's policies, not those of the Raj Bhavan. He emphasized that the governor's address is based on the council of ministers' advice and aims to build consensus rather than confrontation. Despite opposition objections, Bose noted that he listened and incorporated feedback, leading to a rare session without a boycott. He also mentioned the exclusion of the RG Kar case from his speech, as decided by the council of ministers, and stressed the governor's role as a bridge between the Centre and the state.